Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Superbug That Eats Medical Plastic Is Spreading Through Hospitals

A recent study has unveiled a concerning development in hospital-acquired infections: a common superbug, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, has been found to digest medical-grade plastic, potentially exacerbating its threat in clinical settings. Discovery of Plastic-Degrading Superbug Researchers…

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New Rubber by US Scientists Is 10x Tougher, Resists Cracking 4x Better

A team of scientists in the United States created a new kind of rubber that’s much stronger and longer-lasting than the rubber we use today. The new material is 10 times tougher and resists cracking…

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New Contact Lenses Let Humans See Infrared — Even With Eyes Closed and No Power

Chinese researchers have developed innovative contact lenses that enable humans to perceive near-infrared (NIR) light—normally invisible to the naked eye—even with their eyes closed. This groundbreaking technology, detailed in the journal Cell, operates without any…

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Perfume From the Past: Future Society Revives the Scents of Extinct Flowers

A Fragrance Brand Built on Ancient DNA Future Society is a revolutionary biotech perfume brand blending cutting-edge science with the lost beauty of nature. Founded by Jasmina Aganovic, the startup brings back the scents of…

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Asteroids Hold Trillions in Metal—Can Startups Really Tap Them?

Asteroids are rich in valuable metals, and startups like AstroForge and Karman+ are pioneering efforts to mine these celestial bodies. The Promise of Asteroid Mining Asteroids, especially metallic M-type ones, are abundant in precious metals…

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Scientists Engineer Spider to Produce Red-Glowing Silk for the First Time

In a groundbreaking achievement, researchers at the University of Bayreuth have successfully applied CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology to spiders, resulting in the production of red fluorescent silk. This marks the first instance of gene editing in…

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ETH Zurich’s SonoTextiles: Where Fabric Feels, Hears, and Responds

Researchers at ETH Zurich have pioneered an innovative smart textile technology that utilizes sound waves to monitor body movements, breathing patterns, and touch—all without relying on traditional electronic components. What Are SonoTextiles? The ETH Zurich…

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Europe’s Thorizon to Use Nuclear Waste to Generate 100 MW Power for 250,000 Homes

Thorizon, a Dutch-French startup, is revolutionizing nuclear energy with its molten salt reactor (MSR) technology. The company’s flagship project, Thorizon One, plans to deliver 100 megawatts (MW) of clean electricity by using a unique fuel…

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The Dirty Truth: Smartphones on the Toilet Raise Hemorrhoid Risk by 46%

A recent study presented at Digestive Diseases Week (DDW) 2025 has highlighted a significant health concern: using your smartphone while on the toilet may substantially increase your risk of developing hemorrhoids. Study Findings: Smartphone Use…

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Too Much Work? Your Brain May Be Paying the Price

A recent study published in the journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine has revealed that working long hours—specifically more than 52 hours per week—can lead to structural changes in the brain. Conducted by researchers from Chung-Ang…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Superbug That Eats Medical Plastic Is Spreading Through Hospitals

New Rubber by US Scientists Is 10x Tougher, Resists Cracking 4x Better

New Contact Lenses Let Humans See Infrared — Even With Eyes Closed and No Power

Perfume From the Past: Future Society Revives the Scents of Extinct Flowers

Asteroids Hold Trillions in Metal—Can Startups Really Tap Them?

Scientists Engineer Spider to Produce Red-Glowing Silk for the First Time

ETH Zurich’s SonoTextiles: Where Fabric Feels, Hears, and Responds

Europe’s Thorizon to Use Nuclear Waste to Generate 100 MW Power for 250,000 Homes

The Dirty Truth: Smartphones on the Toilet Raise Hemorrhoid Risk by 46%

Too Much Work? Your Brain May Be Paying the Price

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