Articles for category: Science

Kulen Das

Scientists Discover Hidden Deep Sea Hotspot Teeming with Life

Off the coast of Papua New Guinea, scientists have stumbled upon an extraordinary discovery: a previously unknown type of hydrothermal field that showcases a remarkable blend of geological processes. Here, hot hydrothermal fluids rise from beneath the seafloor, while simultaneously, substantial amounts of methane and other hydrocarbons escape from the surrounding sediments. This unprecedented interaction ...

Kulen Das

Scientists Reveal a Hidden Alarm System Inside Your Cells: Discover How!

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) researchers have made a significant discovery regarding ribosomes—often known as the cell’s protein-building machinery. These essential components not only construct proteins by translating genetic information from mRNA but also play a key role in detecting cellular stress. An international team led by Professor Roland Beckmann at LMU’s Gene Center ...

Kankan Rai

Chinese Scientists Pioneer Ultra-Thin Semiconductor Material for Next-Gen Chips

Chinese Scientists Pioneer Ultra-Thin Semiconductor Material for Next-Gen Chips

A team of Chinese researchers has achieved a landmark breakthrough in semiconductor technology, creating an ultra-thin semiconductor material just 0.7 nanometres thick. Led by Liu Kaihui, Liu Can, and Zhang Guangyu, this innovation addresses critical challenges in silicon-based chip miniaturization and paves the way for ultra-efficient microchips. Published in Science, the study highlights a revolutionary fabrication method that ...

Kankan Rai

Bacteria manipulates wasps to eliminate males

Discovering a fascinating phenomenon a century ago, American researchers Marshall Hertig and Simeon Burt Wolbach found that mosquitoes contained bacteria within their cells. This revelation led to the identification of Wolbachia, a genus of bacteria present in the cells of various insects. These bacteria have evolved unique strategies to manipulate their hosts, particularly related to ...

Kankan Rai

NASA’s James Webb Telescope Captures ‘Bejeweled’ Einstein Ring

Nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has recently captured a captivating image of an “Einstein ring,” a luminous halo of light surrounding a distant quasar named RX J1131-1231, located 6 billion light-years away in the constellation Crater. The Marvel of Gravitational Lensing The Einstein ring is a stunning visual display resulting from a fascinating phenomenon ...