Showing 1-10 results for: Science
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Education Nov.25.19
Career of the century: Financial analyst
A career in finance can be as exciting as that in the sciences or in engineering
By Sankar Chakraborti -
Heritage Nov.22.19
Science dances to Longfellow’s tune
Music categories share features across cultures, research suggests
By G.S. Mudur -
Science Nov.17.19
Scientists explain solar eruptions
An Italian astronomer Father Angelo Secchi had in 1877 first documented spicules
By G.S. Mudur -
Opinion Oct.15.19
Technical education reflects institutionalized gender discrimination in India
Young girls, as opposed to boys, are discouraged from pursuing a scientific education
By The Telegraph -
India Sep.9.19
What Isro needs: Science, not support of herd
The real thrill about space is expressed by two words that probably qualify it best: 'Not us'
By Shyam G. Menon -
Jharkhand Aug.9.19
Robotics corner to pep up science centre in Ranchi
Ranchi Science Centre will soon boast of simulators, a robotics corner and open labs
By Animesh Bisoee -
India Jul.18.19
The next cricket bat: Carved by algorithm, cheaper than English willow
Two academics at the University of British Columbia have designed the bat
By The Telegraph -
Science Jun.30.19
Fungi were the first lifeforms on land
The oldest known fossils of fungi ever found hint that the organisms reached land long before plants
By Carl Zimmer -
Science Jun.21.19
Study on honest behaviour: Fatter the lost wallet, more chances that it will be returned
The study, probing civic honesty through controlled field experiments, was conducted in 40 countries
By G.S. Mudur -
Opinion Apr.11.19
The government should focus on funding basic research or moonshots
There is no evidence that government funding can decide whether a new technology can be successful
By Rakesh Kumar