Tiny fish evolved to survive colder temperatures in 3yrs: Study
Washington, August 5 ANI: University of British Columbia researchers have observed that in just three years, stickleback fish developed tolerance for water temperature 2.5 degrees Celsius lower than their ancestors  read more
Posted by aniin on Thursday Aug 05
Tai Chi, Qigong offer significant health benefits
Washington, July 1 ANI: Both Qigong and Tai Chi provide abundant health advantages for both physical and mental health which include areas of the heart, immune system and over all well being, according to a new research  read more
Posted by aniin on Saturday Jul 03
Genetic on-off switch behind evolution of complex life
London, June 21ANI: A simple on-off switch seems to be the answer to the evolution of complex life. The process of the formation of multi-cellular organisms from single cells has long been a puzzle-it requires single cells to bind together and divide the tasks of life  read more
Posted by aniin on Tuesday Jun 22
'Psychedelic' maize may boost crop and bio-fuel yields
Washington, June 8 ANI: Scientists have identified new genes in maize, which promote carbohydrate export from leaves. These genes could increase crop yields and the amount of bio-fuel that can be derived from each plant  read more
Posted by aniin on Tuesday Jun 08
Bhangra music in White House
Nevada US, May 27 ANI: Hindu statesman Rajan Zed attended the reception in celebration of "Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month" at the invitation of US President Barack Obama in White House in Washington DC on May 24  read more
Posted by aniin on Friday May 28
Napoleon's hair to be auctioned by Kiwi family
Wellington, May 27 ANI: Valuable relics of Napoleon Bonaparte, including a lock of his hair - believed to be taken from his deathbed - will be sold off at a New Zealand "roadshow". Napoleonic  read more
Posted by aniin on Friday May 28
Scientists discover 2 new frog species in Panama's fungal war zone
Washington, Mau 27 ANI: Two new frog species have been discovered in Panama: Pristimantis educatoris, from Omar Torrijos National Park, and P. adnus from Darien Province near the Colombian border. In 1989, researchers realized that frogs were dying around the world  read more
Posted by aniin on Friday May 28
Junk food during pregnancy 'raises breast cancer risk for kids, grandkids'
Washington, Apr 20 ANI: Pregnant women who gorge on junk food could be putting themselves at an increased risk of breast cancer that is passed down generations, say researchers. In their rat-based study,  read more
Posted by aniin on Wednesday Apr 21
'Doctor Who' now a computer game!
London, April 10ANI: BBC show Doctor Who will soon be made into a computer game. The makers of the TV programme have linked up with videogame creator Charles Cecil to release four interactive episodes of the show in 'Doctor Who: The Adventure Games'  read more
Posted by aniin on Sunday Apr 11
Women Vs Men
The Brain of Man & Woman   When I start reading about human Thoughts. From where the thoughts come to Human and how the human direct their thoughts. The system of directing and redirecting thoughts require a strong and powerful functioning of brain. So brain is the centre system of all thoughts. So study of the brain can help us to find the ultimate existence of mind and thoughts and from where it generates and how it executes. If we talk about brain we see, there are some significant differences between a male brain and a female brain  read more
Posted by Angshuman on Friday Mar 27
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