Scientists Discover New Pathway to Tan and Lighten Skin 
How Modern Technology is Improving Health Care (Genome and Algorithms) 
Classic vs. Modern Education – The Argument Against Choice 
Exciting New Research Explores a Third Alternative to Infectious Disease Control 
The Science Behind the Jedi Lightsaber: How Far Are We From Making Our Own? Sensitizing National Agricultural Research System on Free Open Source Software
The food grain production in India is reaching an all-time record of 252.56 million tonnes
Harvard and MIT offer free online education materials
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announced last week the launch of edX, a transformational
Applying MacGyver Principles to Recycling Policy
23 cm of string. 1 tyre iron. 3 broken shards of glass. 18 rolls of
Australian team nominated for European Inventor Award
Dr. John O’Sullivan and team nominated by European Patent Office for paving the way for
The social network of solitary lizards
Burra, South Australia. Dirt roads link sparsely populated towns and communities once home to copper
Open Access India: Movement for Making Public Funded Research Open
The ‘Open Access‘ movement which is built on the principle that the publicly funded research
Connected and Free: World Wide Web professionals at #WWW2012
This is the Part II from the highlights of the World Wide Web 2012 (#WWW2012)
Global Web, Society and Knowledge at #WWW2012
The 21st International World Wide Web Conference, (#WWW2012) for web professionals is over. Lyon convention center
Here be Dragons
On May 11, a Dragon will mate with the International Space station. Rather than some
How many genes does it take to vote?
“2 genes predict voter turnout
Discovering Fake Consumer Reviews With GSRank
Researchers at University of Illinois at Chicago and Google have just introduced a new spam-fighting metric
In the Quest to Tell the Story for Science
Skills learned in science have a carryover effect into other areas of life, and ultimately
Battlefield Theory
Imagine the scene — from the mouth and nose, through the pharynx into the trachea,
No Place to Go But Up
ad•ap•ta•tion [ad-uhp-tey-shuhn] – a form or structure to fit a changed environment “The most powerful