Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

Grown, Not Built: The Mushroom Coffin Designed to Heal the Planet

Rethinking the Environmental Cost of Burials Modern burials often leave an invisible environmental burden, as traditional coffins rely on timber, metal and chemical varnishes that can linger in the soil for decades. Loop Biotech changes…

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Nature’s Defense Against Dirty Air: Vitamin C Shows Powerful Lung Protection

A new study from the University of Technology Sydney reveals that vitamin C may offer strong protection against the damaging effects of everyday air pollution on the lungs. Researchers at UTS, working with the Woolcock…

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Anchovy-Inspired Filter Could Stop Microplastics at Your Washing Machine

A hidden source of plastic pollution Every time synthetic clothes are washed, thousands of microscopic plastic fibers break loose and flow out with wastewater. These microplastics are too small for most treatment plants to fully…

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Two Routes, One Continent: DNA Redraws the Map of Australia’s First Settlers

Fresh DNA research is transforming long-held beliefs about the first humans who arrived in ancient Australia. A team of international scientists has analyzed thousands of mitochondrial DNA samples from Indigenous communities across Australia, New Guinea…

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Autofocus Glasses Watch Your Eyes and Adapt Their Focus Instantly

For millions of people, switching between reading glasses, computer glasses, and distance lenses creates a daily frustration that often worsens with age. IXI, a technology company focused on next-generation optics, aims to eliminate that problem…

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Space Factories Rise: DCUBED Plans to Build Solar Arrays in Orbit by 2027

A new era of in-space manufacturing is rapidly approaching, and DCUBED, a German–American NewSpace company, is driving this transformation. The company now plans to produce solar arrays directly in orbit by 2027, a bold step…

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Clear Vision, No Donor Needed: First 3D-Printed Cornea Changes Everything

A Breakthrough at Rambam Health Care Campus Doctors at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, Israel, restored sight in a legally blind patient using a fully 3D-bio-printed cornea — the first procedure of its kind…

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Australia Deploys New Robot System to Restore Baby Corals on the Great Barrier Reef

High-Tech Help for a Fragile Ecosystem Australia is deploying robotics and artificial intelligence to aid the recovery of the Great Barrier Reef. Scientists have begun trialing a new robot system that actively plants “baby corals”…

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Life-Saving Earthquake Bed Turns Into a Protective Capsule in Seconds

Earthquakes often strike without warning, and when they occur at night, people are especially vulnerable. In recent years, designers and engineers have introduced an innovative solution known as the earthquake protection bed. This new approach…

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Speaking More Languages May Keep the Brain Younger, Researchers Find

A New Look at How Language Shapes the Aging Brain A major international study has found that speaking multiple languages may help keep the brain biologically younger. Researchers evaluated data from more than 86,000 adults…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Grown, Not Built: The Mushroom Coffin Designed to Heal the Planet

Nature’s Defense Against Dirty Air: Vitamin C Shows Powerful Lung Protection

Anchovy-Inspired Filter Could Stop Microplastics at Your Washing Machine

Two Routes, One Continent: DNA Redraws the Map of Australia’s First Settlers

Autofocus Glasses Watch Your Eyes and Adapt Their Focus Instantly

Space Factories Rise: DCUBED Plans to Build Solar Arrays in Orbit by 2027

Clear Vision, No Donor Needed: First 3D-Printed Cornea Changes Everything

Australia Deploys New Robot System to Restore Baby Corals on the Great Barrier Reef

Life-Saving Earthquake Bed Turns Into a Protective Capsule in Seconds

Speaking More Languages May Keep the Brain Younger, Researchers Find

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