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Mobile apps to monitor clean cookstoves adoption in India 17th May 2013: New Delhi, May 17 : Qualcomm Incorporated has developed SootSwap, a mobile application for monitoring the adoption of clean cooking technologies, a company official said here Friday.

Electrical stimulation in brain could help boost mental math abilities 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : For people whose math abilities are not so good, a mild form of brain stimulation may help improve their proficiency.

Carbon aerogel 'world's lightest material' made by scientists 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : A team of scientists in China has produced the lightest material ever made.

Now, a robot bartender that takes orders via smartphone 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : Scientists have created a cocktail-making robot that can be controlled by smartphones.

Now, 'artificial forest' for solar water splitting 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : An important advance in the race to develop carbon-neutral renewable energy sources has been achieved.

Another gene key to morning wake-up call identified 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : A gene involved in neurodegenerative disease also plays a critical role in the proper function of the circadian clock, according to Northwestern University scientists.

NASA's asteroid sample return mission moves into development 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : NASA's first mission to sample an asteroid is moving ahead into development and testing in preparation for its launch in 2016.

Satellite data help pinpoint glaciers' role in sea level rise 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : A new study of glaciers worldwide using observations from two NASA satellites has helped resolve differences in estimates of how fast glaciers are disappearing and contributing to sea level rise.

Google becomes sophisticated 'virtual world of the real' with Global Truth 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : Google through a new project called Ground Truth is becoming an ever more sophisticated virtual mirror of the real world.

Low IQ linked to genetic risk for schizophrenia 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : Reduced IQ may be linked to the risk for developing schizophrenia, a new study suggests.

Space was too good not to share it, says Canadian astronaut 17th May 2013: London, May 17 : Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has said that he his life in space was too good to not share on social media.

One-third of sea-level rise comes from melting mountain glaciers 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : An international group of researchers has confirmed that melting of glaciers caused about one third of the observed sea-level rise, while the ice sheets and thermal expansion of sea water account for one third each.

Ancient 'scissor-handed' creature named after Johnny Depp 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : A scientist has named an ancient extinct creature with 'scissor hand-like' claws, which he discovered in fossil records, in honour of his favourite movie star Johnny Depp.

World's biggest ice sheets likely more stable than thought 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : A research team has argued that high ancient shorelines do not necessarily reflect ice sheet collapse millions of years ago.

New method proposed to fill missing piece of Einstein's theory 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : A new device proposed by scientists at the University of Nevada, Reno and Stanford University that would detect elusive gravity waves from the other end of the cosmos, may open a new window into the nature of the universe.

NASA's Kepler space telescope could soon be shut down permanently 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : The Kepler space telescope - NASA's primary instrument for detecting planets beyond our solar system -- had suffered a critical failure and could soon be shut down permanently, the agency's officials announced Wednesday, May 15.

NASA satellite data reveals glaciers' role in sea level rise 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : Observations from two NASA satellites have helped scientists resolve differences in estimates of how fast glaciers worldwide are disappearing and contributing to sea level rise.

NASA's 9-year-old Mars rover breaks 40-year-old record 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity has broken the record for the farthest total distance driven by any NASA vehicle on another world.

NASA's asteroid mission passes confirmation review 17th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : The Origins-Spectral Interpretation Resource Identification Security Regolith Explorer (OSIRIS-REx), the NASA's first mission to sample an asteroid, passed a confirmation review Wednesday called Key Decision Point (KDP)-C.

Sun shoots solar flares into space 16th May 2013: Washington, May 17 : The sun has put on a spectacular light show in recent days, firing off solar flares and coronal mass ejections that have sent particles from the sun hurtling into space at speeds of over 2,000 km per second.

Oldest evidence of split between Old World monkeys and apes uncovered 16th May 2013: Washington, May 16 : Discovery of two fossils from the East African Rift has provided new information about the evolution of primates, according to a study.

2.7-billion-year-old water may hold clues to life on Earth and Mars 16th May 2013: Washington, May 16 : A team of scientists from UK and Canada has discovered ancient pockets of water, which have been isolated deep underground for billions of years and contain abundant chemicals known to support life.

NASA detects faulty wheel in Kepler telescope 16th May 2013: London, May 16 : The planet-hunting space telescope Kepler has been hobbled by a broken wheel, NASA scientists have revealed.

NASA engineers perform first part of Webb Telescope's eye surgery 16th May 2013: Washington, May 16 : Engineers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., completed one of the most delicate performances of their lives and meticulously implanted part of the eyes of the James Webb Space Telescope.

Mars bombarded by over 200 space rocks per year: NASA 16th May 2013: Washington, May 16 : Scientists have estimated that Mars is bombarded by more than 200 small asteroids or bits of comets per year forming craters at least 3.9 meters across, US space agency NASA said.

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