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Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge developed fabric made up of a combination of fibres to broadcast sound. This sound-sensing fabric can convert the vibrations into a voltage signal and make an audible sound.

Scientist at University of Michigan claimed to treat cancer patient through a technique called 'histotripsy'. This non-invasive technique directs ultrasound waves to destroy target tissue. Professor Zhen Xu from biomedical department and co-author says, "Even if we don't target the entire tumor we still cause the tumor to regress and also reduce risk of future metastasis."

January 8, 2022 marks Sir Stephen Hawking's 80th birth anniversary. The legendary scientist made significant contributions in the field of physics. He is known for his work in cosmology, gravitation, quantum theory of black holes and thermodynamics.
His famous five discoveries include
1. Singularities, 1970
2. Laws of Black Hole Mechanics, 1971-72
3. Cosmic Inflation Theory, 1982
4. Model on the Wave Function of the Universe, 1983
5. Top Down Theory on Cosmology, 2006

What is Flurona?
As the news spreads Israel records it's first case of Flurona, a 33 year old unvaccinated pregnant woman.
It is a condition when a person is infected with corona and flu at the same time.
CORONA VIRUS+FLU= FLURONA
However, it won't be a common situation but it can't be ignored either. According to Arnon Wiznitzer Director of the Beilinson Woman's Department, 'We are seeing more and more morbidity of influenza among the maternity population.'
Stay safe guys

Also, Happy Birthday to Sir Isaac Newton 🎊🎊🎊
A well known English mathematician, physicist, astronomer, theologian, and author widely recognised as one of the greatest mathematicians and physicists of all time and among the most influential scientists.

4 January is celebrated as
This day is internationally observed as World Braille Day to honour and celebrate birthday of French Educator, Louis Braille. First celebrated in 2019, this day aims to raise awareness and encourage means of communication.

A poem on Baya Weaver's that will leave you enthralled!
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Beautifully written poem observing the behaviour of Himalayan Marmots!
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The behaviour of the Baya weaver poetically brought out by
Also don't miss an insight into the Himalayan Marmot's daily life!
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A look into the lives of 2 wonderful species of birds, the black kite and the woodpecker, in the form of a poem!
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The perspective of a mosquito. A poem by
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The science behind why simple leaves are found on a plant! Interesting piece by
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The plight of turtle's, expressed wonderfully by
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The Great Indian Bustards are critically endangered. What are their thoughts during these trying times? LINK IN BIO
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A heartfelt poem portraying the message of a mother.
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Yes, Gomboc is a shape. How does it exist? LINK IN BIO
By: Saumadeep Saha

Anybody can be a scientist! How, you may ask? By volunteering. All you need to do is observe. Read more in the LINK IN BIO.
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What would life without trees be like? Hard to imagine right? This poem walks us through it beautifully!
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An interesting study, whose real world application involves generating electricity from the footsteps of people in crowded areas. LINK IN BIO
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Learn more about the wildlife inhabitants of North East India, beautifully presented in this article! LINK IN BIO

Vultures are critically endangered, predominantly due to the actions of mankind. This poem presents a vulture's plight from its perspective. LINK IN BIO
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What is LIGO and what does it have to do with Heisenberg? Read on to know more! LINK IN BIO
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Part 2 of the fascinating travel blog by on elephant conservation is up now. Don't miss it! LINK IN BIO

Citizen Sceince - a way in which everyone can do their part in contributing to science. These inputs can prove to be a massive help in conservation! LINK IN BIO

A poem that makes us view spiders through a more positive lens! LINK IN BIO
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Bose-Einstein Condensate is a state of being; beyond the three states of matter that are most commonly known to exist. It is the fifth state. This article delves into this, in a simplified manner and ensures that you leave with a comprehensive understanding of how it came about.
By: Soumadeep Saha
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Beautiful beasts whom we share the land with; what can we do to minimise conflict with elephants?
Brilliantly written travel blog by Aryaman Irawet.
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A brief look at what the recent IPCC Report on climate change entails. LINK IN BIO
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A poem that reflects on the life of an Earthworm! LINK IN BIO
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This poem highlights how becoming a nature enthusiast would energise us and that we can embrace nature at any point in life! LINK IN BIO
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Coffee has our back when we need to fight sleep. How exactly does coffee make us stay awake? Read this beautiful infographic in the LINK IN BIO

How does alcohol consumption affect one's health? Learn about its effects in the LINK IN BIO

Breast milk provides the ideal nutrition for infants. To highlight this and aim at normalizing breastfeeding in public, the World Breastfeeding Week is celebrated.

The Norovirus? What is that? Read this article to know about it and stay aware! LINK IN BIO
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Mosquitoes often act as carriers of deadly diseases. Not to mention how they pose an inconvenience to us on the regular. So, should we eradicate them completely? LINK IN BIO

It is time to make substantial amends to the way we humans live on Earth! This poem calls for action...NOW.
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Don't miss out on a poem that articulates the life of moths by

Would you like to know why dengue fever has plummeted by 77%? (By: )
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Satellites give us a global view that is not otherwise possible. Why not leverage this and try to identify solutions for environmental issues? This research has done just that. Microplastics in the ocean may now be easier to track!
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The benefits of social media are plenty! But so are its shortcomings. Let's use social media responsibly and carefully to reap its benefits.

Read this poem to gain a perspective.
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How pertinent is climate change to our lives? Read this poem and insightful article to learn more about why we need to take climate change seriously... NOW
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