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Researchers create chameleon-like artificial ‘skin’, can instantly change colour

Researchers said the total thickness of the flexible, multi-layered artificial skin is less than a hundred micrometres - thinner than human hair.

A chameleon robot covered with artificial skin changes its skin colour based on itssurroundings. (Reuters Photo)

science

Published on Sep 10, 2021 01:38 PM IST

Byhindustantimes.com | Written by Meenakshi Ray

Study finds men with Covid-19 three times more likely to need intensive care

Researchers analysed over three million confirmed coronavirus cases from 46 countries and 44 states in the US between January 1 and June 1, 2020.

Men are almost three times more likely than women to be hospitalised in an intensive care unit and are 39 percent more likely to die from the virus, the study said.(Reuters File Photo)

lifestyle

Updated on Dec 09, 2020 10:28 PM IST

Paris | ByAgence France-Presse | Posted by Srivatsan K C

New AI model may help treat cancer more effectively, study says

The new machine learning method, described in the journal Nature Communications, found associations between drugs and cancer cells that were not observed previously.

The model was trained with a large set of data obtained from previous studies.(Getty Images/iStockphoto)

world news

Published on Dec 01, 2020 06:16 PM IST

London | ByPress Trust of India | Posted by Kunal Gaurav

Mumbai, Kolkata may get flooded by 2050, says new research

According to the Climate Central study published in journal, Nature Communications, coastal flood risks assessments based on NASA’s Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) have underestimated the elevation risks until now.

The study states that coastal flooding could impact 300 million people globally by 2050 and the high tide lines could permanently rise above land occupied by some 150 million people, mostly in Asia(Satish Bate/HT Photo)

india news

Updated on Oct 30, 2019 12:28 PM IST

Hindustan Times, New Delhi | ByJayashree Nandi

Moral decisions linked to brain activity: Study

A recent study shows that people use different moral principles to make their decisions and also change their moral behaviour depending on the situation.

Recent findings reveal that unique patterns of brain activity underlie the inequity aversion and guilt aversion strategies.(Unsplash)

lifestyle

Updated on Apr 20, 2019 07:53 AM IST

Indo Asian News Service | ByIndo Asian News Service, Washington

Suffering from UTI? This new discovery can make the treatment better

The study found that the bladder not only contains bacteria, but the microbes are similar to those found in the vagina and could lead to improved diagnostic tests and treatments for urinary tract infections.

If you’re suffering from UTI, this could help you.(Shutterstock)

lifestyle

Published on Jun 28, 2018 02:23 PM IST

Asian News International | ByHT Correspondent

Devastating ocean heatwaves on the rise, says study

The heatwaves are linked to an overall rise in average sea surface temperatures consistent with climate change effects.

From 1925 to 2016, the number of annual marine heatwave days globally jumped by 54%, with a noticeable acceleration over the last three decades.(Shutterstock)

science

Updated on Apr 10, 2018 11:00 PM IST

Agence France-Presse, Paris | ByAgence France-Presse

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Researchers create chameleon-like artificial ‘skin’, can instantly change colour

Researchers said the total thickness of the flexible, multi-layered artificial skin is less than a hundred micrometres - thinner than human hair.

Study finds men with Covid-19 three times more likely to need intensive care

Researchers analysed over three million confirmed coronavirus cases from 46 countries and 44 states in the US between January 1 and June 1, 2020.

New AI model may help treat cancer more effectively, study says

The new machine learning method, described in the journal Nature Communications, found associations between drugs and cancer cells that were not observed previously.

Mumbai, Kolkata may get flooded by 2050, says new research

According to the Climate Central study published in journal, Nature Communications, coastal flood risks assessments based on NASA’s Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) have underestimated the elevation risks until now.

Moral decisions linked to brain activity: Study

A recent study shows that people use different moral principles to make their decisions and also change their moral behaviour depending on the situation.

Suffering from UTI? This new discovery can make the treatment better

The study found that the bladder not only contains bacteria, but the microbes are similar to those found in the vagina and could lead to improved diagnostic tests and treatments for urinary tract infections.

Devastating ocean heatwaves on the rise, says study

The heatwaves are linked to an overall rise in average sea surface temperatures consistent with climate change effects.

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