Thursday, January 5, 2012

China to have top bio scientists by 2020

China to have top bio scientists by 2020


China to have top bio scientists by 2020

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China will boost its bioscience technology development and produce three to five top scientists in the world by 2020.

Sharpest image of Omega Nebula captured

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Omega Nebula, captured by ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT), is one of the sharpest of this object ever taken from the ground.

1st 4 exoplanets spotted orbiting 4 distant stars

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First four exoplanets of 2012 have been spotted orbiting four distant stars merely four days into the New Year.

India needs more women scientists: Nirupama Rao

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Indian Ambassador to the US Nirupama Rao called for redoubling efforts to make science more inclusive.

Leaping lizards help design robots with tails

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Biologists and engineers have been inspired by lizards and dinosaurs to design robots with tails.

Study: Parasitic fly could explain bee die-off

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Northern California scientists have found a possible explanation for a honey bee die-off that has decimated hives around the world.

Microsoft rejoices the demise of IE6

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Microsoft is happily saying bye-bye to its aging Internet Explorer 6 browser.

Tuna fetches record USD 736K in Tokyo

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A bluefin tuna caught off northeastern Japan fetched a record 56.49 million yen, or about USD 736,000, today in the first auction of the year at Tokyo`s Tsukiji fish market.

Comet Lovejoy blazes trail across Chilean sky

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Comet Lovejoy has been captured in stunning time-lapse video taken from the Paranal Observatory in Chile.

Astronomers stiill have long way to reach stars

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According to a US researcher,interstellar travel is a one-way trip would take 80,000 years to travel the four light-years to the star system.

Maglev flies may help in space missions

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Weightlessness in fruit flies here on earth with the use of powerful magnets causes flies to walk more quickly â€" the same effect observed during similar experiments on the International Space Station.

Country`s first online Braille library launched

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Visually impaired students can now `flip` through the pages of multilingual study books with the launch of the country`s first online Braille library.

Apple hires Adobe’s ex-VP

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Apple Inc has appointed Adobe Systems Inc`s Todd Teresi to head its iAd mobile-advertising business.

Rajasthan to develop biosphere reserve corridor

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The Rajasthan government announced that it will develop a biosphere reserve corridor connecting 14 protected sanctuaries in six districts to ensure safe roaming of wild animals.

Cockatoos under threat of extinction

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Black cockatoos could become extinct within 50 years.

Dazzling meteor shower lights up night sky

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A dazzling display of "shooting stars" kicked off the 2012 skywatching season early Wednesday thrilling amateur astronomers around the world with views of the Quadrantid meteor shower.

Google buys more patents from IBM

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Google has been buying patents from IBM and others over the past year to bolster its defenses against lawsuits over its Android smartphone software.

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