• Mar
    15

    We all know the science fiction movie Jurassic Park where dinosaurs thrive in human time. But did anyone wonder how all of a sudden in the Cretaceous period

  • We can’t hear sound waves of frequencies above 20 kilohertz. Such sound waves called ultrasound are traditionally used in imaging foetuses

  • By M Muneer

    Many years ago when one was a kid, it seemed everything was built to last a lifetime –and so would the salesman say when selling his ware. Looking back

  • By N Vasudevan

    Cancer continues to be a huge headache across the globe and vast research is going on to find a suitable therapy, including application of nanotechnology, for the dreaded disease.

  • Mar
    10

    Indian economists and policy makers have debated the relationship between GDP growth, poverty and inequality right since Dandekar and Rath published their landmark study of poverty in India in 1971

  • Mar
    08

    A company should ideally have separate audit and risk management committees and the risk management committee should be duly represented on the company board, feels Derek Condon, academic director, Warwick

  • Mycoses the fungal diseases range from superficial to systemic to opportunistic types. The superficial myco­ses as the name suggests can be prevented by good personal

  • Mar
    06
    By PTI

    There would be a shortfall of skilled and unskilled resources by over one lakh in Jharkhand by 2015, a study has claimed, observing there was an urgent need to give more focus on specialised skills.

  • Mar
    03
    By PTI

    Nearly a hundred of the world's leading business and tech visionaries will discuss next generation technologies that are ready for the market in the annual Emerging Technologies Conference (Emtech) in

  • Feb
    19
    By ALLAN KOZINN

    IN ITS natural state the Metropolis Ensemble is a chamber orchestra that specialises in new music mostly by young composers. But for "Love Letters to Haiti"