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Malicious software can track your smartphone simply by measuring the way it uses power even without access to location data, scientists warn.
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Researchers from Cambridge University and Stanford University have devised a software that can reveal your personality better than your friends by analysing posts that you "like" on the social networking site Facebook.
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Two university research teams collaborated to develop thin, transparent semiconductors, which could become the foundation for cheap, high-performance displays.
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Researchers have discovered that males of the laboratory roundworm secrete signalling molecules that significantly shorten the lifespan of the opposite sex.
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Our sun`s vast magnetic field is about to flip upside down which will affect the entire solar system, says NASA.
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Scientists have said that the Sun`s magnetic field will flip soon.
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Fervently awaiting a bone-marrow donor, Nalini Ambady, an Indian origin professor at Stanford University succumbed to leukaemia early Tuesday in Boston, the US, a family friend said here Wednesday.
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Scientists have used social media - vacation photos from Flickr - to study how people use natural areas for tourism and recreation.
Last Updated: Thursday, September 26, 2013, 11:35
A team of researchers lead by Indian origin scientist has unveiled the first computer built entirely with carbon nanotubes.
Last Updated: Sunday, September 22, 2013, 16:22
Stanford University engineers have devised a new way to generate electricity from sewage using naturally-occurring "wired microbes" as mini power plants, producing electricity as they digest plant and animal waste.
Last Updated: Tuesday, August 27, 2013, 19:07
Garth Saloner, dean, Stanford Graduate School of Business, discusses importance of management education for experienced professionals and more with <b>Karishma Venkiteswaran.</b>
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First full-chromosome sequencing effort has found that most recent male and female common ancestors lived around the same time.
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