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India Ready To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
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India more than ready to take next step towards becoming science powerhouse: Nature
Science journal ‘Nature’ has said that India along with being an economic power is also more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse, as it called for a rise in the country’s research and development spending, especially from the private sector. The prestigious British weekly said in its editorial headlined…
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UMass Amherst Libraries Bring City Nature Challenge Back to Western Massachusetts
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India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
<!– –> The journal said India’s share of R&D spending had peaked at 0.82% of GDP. Pointing to India’s achievements in the pharmaceutical arena as well as its historic Chandrayaan mission, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is “more than ready to take the next step…
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Quantum-mechanical effects in photoluminescence from thin crystalline gold films
Abstract Luminescence constitutes a unique source of insight into hot carrier processes in metals, including those in plasmonic nanostructures used for sensing and energy applications. However, being weak in nature, metal luminescence remains poorly understood, its microscopic origin strongly debated, and its potential for unraveling nanoscale carrier dynamics largely unexploited. Here, we reveal quantum-mechanical effects…
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Do insects have an inner life? Animal consciousness needs a rethink
Growing evidence indicates that insects such as bees show some forms of consciousness, according to a new scientific statement.Credit: Phil Savoie/Nature Picture Library Crows, chimps and elephants: these and many other birds and mammals behave in ways that suggest they might be conscious. And the list does not end with vertebrates. Researchers are expanding their…
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Discover Wildlife, Contribute to Science Through City Nature Challenge
Attention nature enthusiasts! Northwest Trek Wildlife Park and Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium have announced the return of the annual City Nature Challenge. The global event will be held from April 26-29. Participants need to download the free iNaturalist app (or access it on their computer), join the City Nature Challenge Seattle-Tacoma Metropolitan Area iNaturalist project, and snap photos of…
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Second Nature: Quinney College Student Jenna Mills on Finding Intersection of Natural Science, Art
You can typically find Jenna Mills scribbling away in a notebook, filling nearly every inch of page with schematics, depiction of stream flow, geological cross section, and doodles of critters and scenery. Understanding of the earth’s processes pushes her to portray it artistically, she says, and her notebooks are brimming with life. Mills navigates the…
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Largest known madtsoiid snake from warm Eocene period of India suggests intercontinental Gondwana dispersal
Abstract Here we report the discovery of fossils representing partial vertebral column of a giant madtsoiid snake from an early Middle Eocene (Lutetian, ~ 47 Ma) lignite-bearing succession in Kutch, western India. The estimated body length of ~ 11–15 m makes this new taxon (Vasuki indicus gen et sp. nov.) the largest known madtsoiid snake, which thrived during a warm geological…
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Corvallis Science & Nature: Earth Day 2024
Monday, April 22nd is Earth Day, the 54th annual celebration of our planet and all of its rich and varied life. The theme for this year’s Earth Day is Planet vs. Plastics. Here in Corvallis, as usual, we have a packed week of events, including nature walks, webinars, talks, and even a family-friendly parade. Our…