Can portable USB hard disk work as a main
Operating System? If yes then how?
Monday, June 25, 2012
June 25, 2012 (VOL. 1, ISSUE 13)
1.
Source-sciencedaily.com
2. Study improves understanding of surface molecules in controlling size of gold nanoparticles
Source- esciencenews.com
CSIR to set up health research institute to promote
public health by tweaking food habits
Source-sciencedaily.com
2. Study improves understanding of surface molecules in controlling size of gold nanoparticles
Source- esciencenews.com
4.
Stars, Jets and Batteries:
Multi-Faceted Magnetic Phenomenon Confirmed in the Laboratory for the First
Time
CSIR NEWS
Researchers at CCMB make breakthrough discovery to
contain diabetes by deactivating a gene to regulate the functioning of beta
cells in pancreas
Source- www.pharmabiz.com
Monday, June 11, 2012
June 11, 2012 (Vol. 1, ISSUE 11)
Worlds Smallest artificial
heart
Source-Yahoo
News
Interferometry Advances Black Hole Observations
Engineered Robot Interacts With Live
Fish
Source-Science Daily
Tabletop X-Ray to Image Nanoworld: All the Colors of a High-Energy
Rainbow, in a Tightly Focused Beam
Source-Science
Daily
CSIR NEWS
- CSIR-NCL working on
harnessing solar energy to produce power
- NEERI develops indigenous process to reduce high fluoride in water content
- Chandigarh scientist decodes fruit crop diseases
- Why can’t we grow back amputated organs like zebrafish? ...Source- CSIR News
Sunday, June 03, 2012
June 04,2012 (VOL. 01, ISSUE 10)
- Artificial Leaf Device Produces Hydrogen in Water Using Only
Sunlight
Science Daily
Soy protein proves to be a wonder protein for fatty liver and hypertension
Science Daily
- Predicting Size of Clot Forming Cells Using
Mathematics
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CSIO NEWSDNA ELECTRONICSDNA and electronics seem to be two different things, but a series of events has highlighted the unusual ability of DNA to form electronic components. The beauty of DNA electronics lies in the fact that it uses the techniques of genetic engineering that nature has perfected under harsh conditions over billions of years. CSIO scientists are actually heading towards a hybrid technology, in which the transistor could be made out of DNA molecules that are connected by carbon nanotubes, and other parts would be made from silicon. DNA could be used to replace not only conventional transistors, but also memory devices (Bharadwaj et al.,2002b). The elegance of DNA electronics lies in the fact that it uses the techniques of genetic engineering that nature has bestowed to it
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