Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Game Changer: China’s Material Makes Solar Cells Tougher

The Perovskite Promise and Its Achilles’ Heel Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) offer immense potential as a low-cost, high-efficiency alternative to traditional silicon solar cells. However, their widespread adoption has been hampered by the inherent instability…

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A New Dawn in HIV Prevention: FDA Approves Twice-Yearly Shot With Near-Perfect Success

FDA Approves First Twice‑Yearly HIV Prevention Injection: A New Era in PrEP Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted approval for lenacapavir, marketed under Yeztugo, marking a historic milestone as the **first-ever HIV prevention…

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Scientists Discover Galápagos Tomatoes Reverting to Ancient, Toxic Ways

A Surprising Reversion to Ancestral Traits In a fascinating turn for evolutionary biology, scientists at the University of California, Riverside (UC Riverside) recently uncovered a remarkable case of “reverse evolution” in wild tomatoes on the…

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Nature’s Vanishing “Clean-Up Crew”: A Looming Threat to Human Health

The Unsung Heroes of Ecosystems A critical, yet often overlooked, component of our ecosystem is rapidly disappearing – nature’s “clean-up crew.” This vital group, primarily composed of scavengers like vultures, plays an indispensable role in…

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Nature’s Brain Protector: Anti-Aging “Glue” Repairs DNA and Shields Brain Cells

Breakthrough Discovery at Macquarie University In a major stride toward understanding age-related brain decline, scientists at Macquarie University have uncovered a natural molecule that works like an anti-aging “glue,” capable of repairing damaged DNA and…

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Scientists Identify New Blood Group, “Gwada negative,” The World’s Rarest

French scientists have made a remarkable breakthrough by identifying a new blood group, informally dubbed “Gwada negative.” This addition now marks the 48th recognized blood group system in the world. So far, researchers have found…

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Smart Windows Slash Temperatures by 80°F and Fight Light Pollution in Cities

A Breakthrough from KAIST In a major step toward sustainable urban living, scientists at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed a next-generation smart window that not only drastically cools indoor…

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Stanford’s Rice‑Sized Device Destroys Stubborn Clots When Other Treatments Fail

A New Way to Fight Clots—Smaller, Smarter, and Stronger Stanford University researchers have developed a groundbreaking miniature device—about the size of a grain of rice—that removes dangerous blood clots even when standard treatments fail. Known…

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Message in a Bubble: Scientists Store Data in Ice Using Only Air

A Frozen Medium for the Digital Age In a surprising fusion of physics and ingenuity, scientists have discovered a way to encode and store information inside ice—using nothing but air bubbles. The method, developed by…

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Russia Eyes Nuclear Submarines for Arctic Gas Transport

A Bold New Vision for Arctic Energy Russia is forging ahead with an ambitious plan: utilizing nuclear-powered submarines to transport liquefied natural gas (LNG) through the challenging Arctic waters. This innovative approach isn’t merely a…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Game Changer: China’s Material Makes Solar Cells Tougher

A New Dawn in HIV Prevention: FDA Approves Twice-Yearly Shot With Near-Perfect Success

Scientists Discover Galápagos Tomatoes Reverting to Ancient, Toxic Ways

Nature’s Vanishing “Clean-Up Crew”: A Looming Threat to Human Health

Nature’s Brain Protector: Anti-Aging “Glue” Repairs DNA and Shields Brain Cells

Scientists Identify New Blood Group, “Gwada negative,” The World’s Rarest

Smart Windows Slash Temperatures by 80°F and Fight Light Pollution in Cities

Stanford’s Rice‑Sized Device Destroys Stubborn Clots When Other Treatments Fail

Message in a Bubble: Scientists Store Data in Ice Using Only Air

Russia Eyes Nuclear Submarines for Arctic Gas Transport

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