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North Korea 'could kill almost four million people in Seoul and Tokyo with...
A US military assault on North Korea could prompt a last gasp retaliatory nuclear attack by Pyongyang on Seoul and Japan killing as many as 3.8 million people, according to a new analysis of the...
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What Ants Mice Monkeys can teach us about the impact of stress 10-13
Stress is a common feeling, and it seems we’re dealing with more of it in our lives than ever before. Work, finances, relationships — all have the ability to create chronic stress that can lead to...
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How Richard Thaler's simple insights led to Nobel Prize. 10-11
Shyam's Insights : Behavioral economics, studies the effects of psychological, social, cognitive, and emotional factors on the economic decisions of individuals and institutions,more generally, of the...
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A zero-index waveguide 10-13
A zero-index waveguide stretches a wave of light infinitely long, creating a constant phase throughout the wire.(Image courtesy of Second Bay Studios/Harvard SEAS)In 2015, researchers at the Harvard...
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Benefits of crying: Why it's good to shed a few tears 10-13
Image credit : Shyam's Imagination LibraryCrying is a natural response humans have to a range of emotions, including sadness, grief, joy, and frustration. But does crying have any health benefits?It is...
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Calculator shows hidden costs of fatigued workforce 10-13
A Fatigue Cost Calculator reveals that a U.S. employer with 1,000 workers can lose about $1.4 million dollars annually due to costs associated with exhausted workers.Sleep disorders and sleep...
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How America Can Bring Back Manufacturing 10-15
Smokestacks belching hazardous gases, rivers so polluted they catch fire, workers in identical overalls turning bolts with wrenches: For many Americans, the word “manufacturing” conjures up negative,...
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How to find Happiness at work 10-15
Image: Shyam's Imagination LibraryHappiness is in short supply at work these days. Deadlines, staff shortages, productivity pressures and crazy stress push even the most talented and temperate people...
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Will Human Innovation Save Us From Future Extinction? 10-15
Does the human ability to innovate suggest an immunity to total extinction?Yes and no. Currently, innovation reduces our chance of extinction in some ways, and increases it in others. But if we...
View Article45 Junior Engineering Assistant Vacancy at Indian Oil Corporation Limited...
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) invites Application for the post of 45 Junior Engineering Assistant on contract basis at Mathura Refinery, Uttar Pradesh. Apply Online before 31 October 2017....
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North Korean doomsday weapon could kill up to 90% of Americans, experts warn...
US officials have been given a stark warning about the potential dangers of a nuclear electromagnetic pulse (EMP) bomb triggered by reclusive North Korea . According to experts, such a blast could end...
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Why Entrepreneurs Should Care Less About Disrupting and More About Creating...
Featured excerpt from WTF? What’s the Future and Why It’s Up to Us by Tim O’ReillyIf you’re an entrepreneur or aspiring to become one, Tim O’Reilly is the kind of mentor you should try to enlist. He’s...
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The Future of AI and Big Data with Quantum Computing 10-20
With the boom in digital technologies, the world is producing over 2.5 exabytes of data every day. To put that into perspective, it is equivalent to the memory of 5 million laptops or 150 million...
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How to defend against your own mind 20-10
Image credit: Shyam's Imagination LibraryNew project to use podcasts, video to illuminate bias, improve decision-making. When it comes to some of the most important decisions we make — how much to bid...
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AI in the Boardroom: The Next Realm of Corporate Governance 10-25
Just as artificial intelligence is helping doctors make better diagnoses and deliver better care, it is also poised to bring valuable insights to corporate leaders — if they’ll let it. Image Credit :...
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How We’re Smart 10-27
We’re all intelligent in multiple and varying ways, and we can grow those intelligences, too....People have a wide range of capacities. What if, instead of asking, “How smart am I?” we encouraged kids...
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Asthma Cross Talk,Study reveals way nervous system communicates with immune...
Exactly how asthma begins and progresses remains a mystery, but a team of Harvard Medical School researchers has uncovered a fundamental molecular cue that the nervous system uses to communicate with...
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A step forward in DNA base editing 10-27
Technique has potential to help reverse the most common type of disease-associated mutations.Harvard and Broad Institute researchers have developed a DNA base editor that transforms A•T base pairs into...
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Classical and Jazz musicians show different brain responses to unexpected...
Scientists at Wesleyan University have used electroencephalography to uncover differences in how the brains of Classical and Jazz musicians react to an unexpected chord progression.Their new study,...
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How is yogurt associated with changes in behavior? 11-06
Probiotic bacteria in yogurt influence the balance of gut microbiota, which is associated with behavioral changes. This effect can be explained by the existence of a gut-brain axis.Yogurt consumption...
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