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Magnetic fields in the infant universe may have been billions of times weaker than a fridge magnet
The magnetic fields that formed in the very early stages of the Universe may have been billions of…
Tokyo’s Rising Heat: New Study Maps Urban Temperature Shifts with Precision
Tokyo, Japan — As global climate change intensifies, densely populated cities like Tokyo are experiencing increasingly higher temperatures,…
FonePay Welcomes CityPay as Its 10th Integrated Wallet, Ushering in a New Era of Digital Payments
Kathmandu — Nepal’s leading digital payment service provider, FonePay, has welcomed CityPay Digital Wallet as the 10th wallet…
Wildfire mitigation strategies can cut destruction by half, study finds
Since January’s wildfires flattened entire neighborhoods in Los Angeles, displacing 12,900 households and causing an estimated $30 billion in losses,
Study finds significant health benefits from gut bugs transfer
Eight years ago, 87 obese adolescents took part in a groundbreaking study to see whether fecal transfer (taking…
President Xi Jinping Highlights SCO’s Expanding Role in Global Peace and Development at Tianjin Summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday emphasized the growing responsibilities of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in safeguarding…
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International Seminar on Interdisciplinary approaches to biological applications will be organized in Nepal
Kathmandu. The Central Department of Biotechnology (CDBT), Tribhuvan University (TU) and Society for Biological Application Nepal (SBAN), are jointly organizing ‘International Seminar on Interdisciplinary approaches to biological applications’ on 1st July 2016 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Science movie supervised by Hirosi Ooguri wins Best Educational Production Award
A 3D dome theater movie visualizing superstring theory and supervised by a Kavli IPMU researcher has received the Best Educational Production Award, it was announced at the International Planetarium Society…
Kawaoka to receive Japan Academy award, presented by Emperor and Empress
Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko will honor Kawaoka with a scientific achievement award in the field of agriculture from the Japan Academy, which is celebrating its 106th annual ceremony.
Why do women leave engineering?
The study finds, women often feel marginalized, especially during internships, other summer work opportunities, or team-based educational activities. In those situations, gender dynamics seem to generate more opportunities for men…
