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Building a platform for researchers that functions like "LinkedIn for Researchers" i. Here are the tools for connecting researchers: Crowdfunding: Enable researchers to raise funds for their projects. Community Validation: Allow researchers to recei

Internet speed at NASA - 91GB per second And this means that at this speed you could download all seasons of all your favorite TV shows in 1 second in the highest resolution.‌‌

Instead of buying a 2000 rupee umbrella light, I used some resourcefulness (jugaad) to create a similar light for my studio room. I started with a reusable oil container I found at home. I cut off the top part of the container and punched a hole in t

🤯😨 Soon we will also experience something like this: Japan has set a world record for internet speed — 402 Terabits per second. A group of engineers from Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology exceeded the previous

Meme news #4 The ministry of railways has asked it's integral coach factory to build two trains with maximum speed of 250 km/hr and running speed of 220 km/hr. These trains will be a part of vande Bharat platform with a view to increase the speed o

I believe there is a lack of modern design in the lamps we use today. Lamps are often forgotten when it comes to recharging, which is why adding a wireless charging feature is essential. I am considering creating a modernized lamp with a built-in Blu

4. Scientists in Japan Create Sustainable Hydrogen Fuel from Water and Sunlight Researchers in Japan have developed a new method to produce sustainable hydrogen fuel using water and sunlight, which could revolutionize the energy sector.

Take a fascinating look at the adoption speed of some of the biggest platforms as they reached a Million-User milestone.

Austrian developers have created glasses capable of relieving a person from depression. The Suntropic headset can affect the brain using light pulses. Light therapy can enhance neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new

Researchers from Soochow University in China have demonstrated that a solar cell can generate electricity from rain drops. By using a form of electricity generator called a triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG), researchers have shown they can convert m