Articles by Deepthi B
UK Launches Robotics And Artificial Intelligence Inquiry: Worried About Robots Taking Over The World?
Could robots really take over the world? Given the recent shocker, wherein robots are beating humans at complex games such as Go, could it be our near reality?
Kissing Bug Or Chagas Disease: Signs, Symptoms And Treatment
Everything you need to know about the kissing bugs, how they transmit the Chagas disease, symptoms of the disease and subsequent treatment.
Data Scientist Is One Of The Hottest Jobs But It Doesn't Mean It's Enjoyable: Survey
The 2016 Data Science Report by CrowdFlower reveals that data scientists spent more time doing menial data-related work than the more important analytical tasks, yet they were happy with their jobs.
The Full English Breakfast Is Under Threat From Health Conscious Youngsters
You might assume that with the ever-changing lifestyles and the next generation of nonchalant youngsters, healthy food choices might be going a downward spiral. Surprisingly, it’s the other way around!
Nanotechnology May Pave Way For Self-Cleaning Clothes
In an innovative study in nanotechnology, some sunshine or even a light bulb may be all you need to get your clothes spick and span. Scientists from Australia have come up with a technique to create self-cleaning clothes.
Female Hybrid Fish Develops Testicles And Gives Birth To Young
Researchers found a hybrid female fish that had developed testicles, self-fertilized her eggs and even given birth to offsprings. This type of reproduction is called 'selfing' and is often found in insect and flower species.
Scientists Discover Metallic Ink On Herculaneum Scrolls Charred By Mount Vesuvius 2,000 Years Ago
Metallic ink has been discovered on Herculaneum papyrus scrolls that were charred during the Mount Vesuvius eruption dated 2,000 years ago. This sets the invention of metallic ink to a few centuries earlier than previously thought.
Experts Spot 2 Unrecorded Species Of Magnolia In Online Archive
In an interesting turn of events, a botanist and a photographer discovered two previously unrecorded species of the magnolia flower. The discovery was made online.
