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Chyna’s brain to be donated to science

New York, Apr 24 ,2014: A plan is underway to donate former WWE wrestler Chyna’s brain to science, says her manager. “We ...

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Zika virus causes severe birth defects, US health officials confirm

United States health officials have confirmed the worst fears of many pregnant women in the US and Latin America by saying there is ...

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FBI paid professional hackers to help unlock terrorist’s iPhone

The FBI paid professional hackers to help the agency unlock an iPhone owned by one of the San Bernardino terrorists, it has emerged. ...

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Scientists develop ‘wonder material’ carbyne in bulk amounts for the first time

A team of researchers from the University of Vienna have developed a super-strong new ‘wonder material’ Carbyne in a ...

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Stephen Hawking joins bid to seek life with tiny spacecraft

New York : An Internet investor has enlisted famed physicist Stephen Hawking and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to help him with a ...

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Kepler spacecraft in emergency mode

Washington : NASA’s Kepler spacecraft, that hunts for Earth-like planets orbiting other stars, has gone into emergency mode ...

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President to inaugurate international convention on homeopathy

New Delhi, Apr 8,2016 : Over 2,000 delegates from 25 countries will participate in a two-day international convention on integrating ...

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HP unveils thinnest laptop, business notebook

Macau, Apr 7,2016 : Personal computers and printing major HP Inc today launched eight new personal products including the ...

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Indian girl part of US team that cracked Zika structure

MEERUT : Devika Sirohi, 29, a doctoral student at Purdue University in the United States, is the youngest member of a team of seven ...

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El Nino’s impact may disrupt marine food chain: NASA

WASHINGTON: El Nino years can have a big impact on phytoplanktons – the tiniest plants in the ocean – disrupting the ...

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