New research reveals that if everyone followed the Dutch way of life and cycled daily, it would help to avoid more than 700 million tonnes of carbon pollution per year.

Following Dutch life and cycling daily can help world save nearly 700 million tonnes of CO2 pollution: Study

It is quite common to find anomalies around the vast universe and a team of researchers have recently discovered 11 undetected ones with seven of them being potential supernova candidates.

Researchers discover 11 undetected space anomalies using ‘nearest neighbour’ method

In a ground-breaking achievement, scientists produced the first "synthetic embryos" in the world without the need for sperm, eggs, or fertilisation. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute in Israel discovered that it was possible to get mouse stem cells to self-assemble into structures that resembled early embryos and had an intestinal tract, a developing brain, and a beating heart.

Scientists develop world's first 'synthetic embryos', bypassing need for sperm, eggs and fertilisation

When they first meet you, people notice your smile. When flashing wide-mouthed, eye-crinkling smiles, people want their teeth to be strong, white, and healthy. However, if your teeth aren’t white, they can be with teeth whitening.

One of the weirdest revelations of today: Not using a brush can help you get whiter teeth

Millions of people throughout the world suffer from baldness, and up until recently, hair implants were the only solution. But now, researchers might have discovered the cure for baldness.

Researchers examining hair may have found a way to cure baldness and regenerate damaged organs

A recent study found that there’s an increase in the proportion of healthy kids who are dieting to reduce their weight. Everybody is so conscious and particular about their weight, and how they look, majorly youngsters.

More than quarter healthy teenagers are on diet to lose weight, says study

Researchers from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the United States have developed a new N95 face mask that can not only reduce COVID-19 spread but also kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus upon contact with it.

Researchers develop self-sterilising N95 mask that can kill Covid virus

Two years back the pandemic put an end to life as we knew it, millions all over the world were stuck at home, with not much to do. At a time like that most of us turned to the solace of social media, movies, and television.

During the Covid pandemic, children spent more time on computers and phones: Study

Pointing out the gaping gender dsicrimination with regards to giving credit to scientific publications, a new study has claimed that women in the scientific field are less likely to get authorship credit for their work than their male counterparts.

Women less likely to get authorship on scientific publications than men, finds study

A study on ‘Exceptional warming over the Barents area’ studying surface air temperature (SAT) data from Global reanalyses points towards maximum warming over the northern Barents area.

Research points toward exceptional heating in Arctic area

These days, everyone wants to look tall. Those few inches not only help you to stand out in the crowd but also give you confidence. However, these inches come with a cost.

Tall people face more health risks than short people, claims study

Road traffic noise outside schools can harm primary school children’s attention span and stunt their cognitive development, a new study has shown. The study, which forms part of the BREATHE project, included 2,680 children between 7 and 10 years of age across 38 schools in Barcelona.

Road traffic noise can stunt cognitive development, reduce attention span of kids, says study

The origin of the world and its subsequent development has been a keen source of interest for scientists. They have conducted huge number of tests in order to determine the source of life on the planet and it seems that a latest study can hold important answer to the age-old questions.

Study shows key ingredients needed for life on earth may have arrived from outer space

The pandemic took so much from everyone's loved ones: time, mental health, physical health, and just as we began to believe that living with the coronavirus was possible, here's another bad news.

Covid pandemic increased antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections: Study

Have you ever wondered why humans live a far longer life than the animals around us? Surely, you must’ve thought about it at one time or another. Why is it that for our animal companions, our dogs or cats, a 20-year lifespan is quite long, but for us, a 50-60 years life is at times considered short?

Why do humans have a longer life span than our furry companions? Scientists have the answer

Spinosaurus, the largest known carnivorous dinosaur, had one of the densest bones which allowed it to hunt under water, researchers have claimed, finally putting rest to the debate on how it hunted.

This biggest carnivorous dinosaur swam underwater to hunt, finds research

A group of researchers have been working for quite some time to find the most boring person in the world and it looks like they finally have the answer. The answer is a religious data entry worker, who likes watching TV, and lives in a town, according to the researchers from the University of Essex.

Researchers reveal the most boring job in the world

As per a House of Commons research, companies with more female leaders outperform those dominated by men. The research states that women should play a major role in the UK’s post-pandemic economic recovery.

Research shows companies with female leaders excel more than those dominated by men

Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, may lose its highest glacier by the middle of this century as the 2,000-year-old ice cap thinning at an alarming rate.

Mt. Everest's 2,000-year-old glacier will disappear by mid-century, warn scientists

New research on Mars revealed that the thousands of tracks on the red planet are created by tumbling boulders over the years. It also revealed that many such tracks have also faded away with time.

Study: Scientists spot thousands of tracks on Mars created by tumbling boulders

It is one of many mysteries about long COVID: Who is more prone to developing it? Are some people more likely than others to experience physical, neurological or cognitive symptoms than can emerge, or linger for, months after their coronavirus infections have cleared?

New research hints at 4 factors that may increase chances of long COVID

If a research is to be believed, the Earth’s interior seems to be cooling down faster than expected. It may follow the footsteps of rocky planets Mercury and Mars.

Earth's interior cooling faster than expected, says research. What will happen next?

Having memory of a goldfish is not a good thing. At least according to established sense. Goldfish memory is a taunt often reserved for our friends who appear a little absent-minded if not more.

No kidding: Goldfish actually drove a vehicle on land

Researchers report that mutations in Omicron can increase the coronavirus' affinity for human cells, enabling the virus to evade antibodies and spread more easily.

Research model predicts Omicron is not done evolving, it can further evolve to increase transmission

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