Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

35% Drop in Methane Emissions Thanks to Startup’s Rice Farming Innovations

Rice and Its Environmental Impact Rice, a staple food for billions, is also a significant contributor to climate change. The crop that nourishes almost half of the global population carries a significant carbon footprint. A…

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From Dune to Space: Innovative Spacesuit Technology for Water Conservation

Inspired by Science Fiction: A New Era in Spacesuit Technology Inspired by the iconic stillsuits of Frank Herbert’s Dune, scientists are developing groundbreaking spacesuit technology that could revolutionize astronaut hydration. In the harsh, water-scarce world…

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A Floral Miracle in the Atacama Desert

A Bloom in the Atacama Desert The Atacama Desert, renowned for its otherworldly landscapes and extreme aridity, is currently experiencing an extraordinary transformation. This barren expanse, often likened to Mars, is unexpectedly ablaze with color…

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Sustainability Takes Center Stage at the Paris 2024 Olympics

A Spectacle Unlike Any Before The Paris Olympics are promising a spectacle unlike any before – a Games not just for athletic glory, but also for environmental leadership. Bold commitments to sustainability have seen the…

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Butter made from fossil fuels: A Solution to Environmental and Ethical Food Concerns

Bill Gates-Backed Startup Solves Food Industry Challenge A startup supported by Bill Gates may have solved one of the food industry’s biggest challenges: creating delicious food without harming the environment. Savor, a California-based company, is…

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New Microwave Process Transforms Moon Dust into Bricks

Microwave Sintering: A Game-Changing Technique Building habitats on the Moon using lunar regolith is essential because transporting materials from Earth would be prohibitively expensive. Scientists from the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology…

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Period Problems Solved? New Powder Turns Blood into Gel

A Revolutionary Innovation in Women’s Health A groundbreaking development in women’s health has emerged with the creation of a new powder that transforms menstrual blood into gel. Scientists at Virginia Tech have unveiled this innovative…

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New Implantable LED Device Uses Light Therapy to Destroy Deep Cancers

A Tiny Warrior Against Cancer Imagine a warrior no bigger than a grain of rice, wielding the power of light to combat deep-seated cancers. Scientists are inching closer to this reality with the development of…

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Mixing Energy Drinks and Alcohol May Harm Brain Function, Rat Study Suggests

Partying with a Buzz and a Boost? Think Again! New research suggests mixing energy drinks with alcohol could be bad news for your brain, especially for young adults. The study, conducted on rats by scientists…

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Scientists Achieve Breakthrough: ‘Mini-Brains’ Grown from Cells of Multiple People

In a significant advancement for neuroscience, researchers have successfully created the first-ever “mini-brains” using cells from multiple individuals. These intricate 3D brain models, dubbed “chimeroids,” hold immense promise for revolutionizing drug discovery as well as…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

35% Drop in Methane Emissions Thanks to Startup’s Rice Farming Innovations

From Dune to Space: Innovative Spacesuit Technology for Water Conservation

A Floral Miracle in the Atacama Desert

Sustainability Takes Center Stage at the Paris 2024 Olympics

Butter made from fossil fuels: A Solution to Environmental and Ethical Food Concerns

New Microwave Process Transforms Moon Dust into Bricks

Period Problems Solved? New Powder Turns Blood into Gel

New Implantable LED Device Uses Light Therapy to Destroy Deep Cancers

Mixing Energy Drinks and Alcohol May Harm Brain Function, Rat Study Suggests

Scientists Achieve Breakthrough: ‘Mini-Brains’ Grown from Cells of Multiple People

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