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About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. You can also find Nidhi on Google+.

A Radical Way to Kill 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing but Sunlight

Researchers’ from China have invented a new way to purify water that is highly efficient and environmentally friendly. Photo catalyst disinfection: Team led by Professor Wang Dan of the Institute of Process Engineering purified water…

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12-Year-Old Boy Reportedly Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in a Playroom Lab

Jackson Oswalt, an American boy has built a working nuclear fusion reactor in his own playroom at the age of 12. Jackson Oswalt, who is now 14, is believed to be the youngest person in…

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China Plans to Tap the Sun’s Boundless Energy by Putting an Orbiting Solar Farm in Space

China is planning to build the first solar power station in space. By building the solar power station orbiting the earth at 36,000 kilometers, China is going to rule out all the obstacles like interference…

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Genetic Tweak Enhances Intelligence

Scientists believe that a controversial gene-editing experiment that shocked the world by editing the genes of twin sisters may have inadvertently enhanced their brains in the process. The controversial Chinese scientist ‘He Jiankui’ earlier used…

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Galaxy Fold: Samsung’s Phone-Tablet Hybrid

Samsung has unveiled its long-awaited foldable smartphone ‘the Galaxy Fold’ on stage at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event. Samsung Galaxy Fold with a fully bendable screen will be available for sale from April 26th. This…

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Why Stitch It, When You Can Zip It Using Zipstitch?

Getting scrapes and bruises is normal for active kids and is a regular part of adventuring outdoors. We usually keep our first-aid kits for such moments, but sometimes you get a deep cut on your…

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New Technique Can Turn Millions of Tons of Plastic Waste into Clean Fuel

World’s population is growing, so is the plastic wastes that people produce. According to the United Nations estimates, annually more than 8 million tons of plastics flow into the oceans. Researchers at Purdue University have…

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Laser-Induced Graphene (LIG) Foam Gets Tough and Gains New Super Powers

Some time back, researchers from Rice University discovered the way to manufacture graphene with a laser. However due to the flimsy nature of this flaky foam, it lacked real-life functionality. But now, the research team…

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Indian Teenager Built a Device That Detects Silent Heart Attacks

Akash Manoj, 17 years old boy from India, has developed a device to predict silent heart attacks, which can help in saving millions of people who die of heart ailments every year. His device is…

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Graphene-Based Devices Can Turn Mobile Phones into Life Saving Devices

Scientists have developed dozens of new graphene-based prototypes and devices, which are expected to transform future telecommunications. The Graphene Flagship, a research initiative by the European Commission in cooperation with the Institute of Photonic Sciences…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

A Radical Way to Kill 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing but Sunlight

12-Year-Old Boy Reportedly Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in a Playroom Lab

China Plans to Tap the Sun’s Boundless Energy by Putting an Orbiting Solar Farm in Space

Genetic Tweak Enhances Intelligence

Galaxy Fold: Samsung’s Phone-Tablet Hybrid

Why Stitch It, When You Can Zip It Using Zipstitch?

New Technique Can Turn Millions of Tons of Plastic Waste into Clean Fuel

Laser-Induced Graphene (LIG) Foam Gets Tough and Gains New Super Powers

Indian Teenager Built a Device That Detects Silent Heart Attacks

Graphene-Based Devices Can Turn Mobile Phones into Life Saving Devices

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