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- Sun erupted with three X-class flares in 24 hours
15th May 2013 - Washington, May 15 : NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured images of three X-class flares that the sun emitted in under 24 hours on May 12-13, 2013.
- Dangerous bacterium can counteract 'coffee ring effect'
15th May 2013 - Washington, May 15 : When a coffee stain dries, its edges become noticeably darker and thicker, while the middle of the stain remains almost unsoiled.
- NASA finds new astronomical tool to trace evolution of cosmic carbon
15th May 2013 - Washington, May 15 : Scientists at NASA's Ames Research Center could be able to systematically investigate the molecular evolution of cosmic carbon.
- Soon, solar panels as cheap as paint
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : The cost to manufacture, install and maintain solar panels is so high that most people and businesses cannot afford to place them on their rooftops.
- Snapchat deleted photos' recovery possible
14th May 2013 - London, May 14 : Snapchat, a popular app on Google's Android used for sharing photographs, has a small glitch, which is, once a photograph is shared and after the viewing time of up to 10 seconds expires the photograph is deleted from Snapchat servers.
- Novel dye could give cleaner pictures of what goes on inside cells
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : Danish chemists have introduced a novel dye that they say have the potential to outperform all fluorescent dyes currently used in imaging technology.
- Why ripe strawberries smell so distinctive
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : Scientists from the Technische Universitat Munchen (TUM) have identified the compound that gives ripe strawberries their characteristic caramel-like aroma.
- India develops affordable vaccine for rotavirus diarrhoea
14th May 2013 - New Delhi, May 14 : Indian scientists have developed an affordable vaccine that has shown strong efficacy in preventing rotavirus diarrhoea, the most severe and lethal cause of childhood diarrhoea that kills over 100,000 children annually.
- Oldest fossil hominin ear bones could yield important clues on origins of humankind
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : Researchers believe study of early human fossil ear bones could shed new light on the earliest existence of humans.
- Circadian clock rhythms significantly disrupted in depressed patients
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : Genes controlling circadian clock rhythms are profoundly altered in the brains of people with severe depression, researchers have found.
- Genome sequencing may shed light on parrots' longevity and intelligence
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : Researchers at Texas A and M University have successfully sequenced the complete genome of a Scarlet macaw for the first time.
- How brain detects grammatical error even when you are unaware
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : A study has shown that our brain often works on autopilot when it comes to grammar.
- Dose of dengue virus needed for transmission identified
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : Researchers have identified the dose of dengue virus in human blood that is required to infect mosquitoes when they bite.
- Einstein's theory helps discover new exoplanet
14th May 2013 - Washington, May 14 : A team at Tel Aviv University and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) has just discovered an exoplanet using a new method that relies on Einstein's special theory of relativity.
- Rotavirus vaccines can save millions of lives: Study
14th May 2013 - New Delhi, May 14 : A study has confirmed that rotavirus is the most common cause of diarrhoea, the second largest killer of children across the world, and vaccines to contain the virus can change the situation dramatically.
- Climate change can cause widespread global-scale loss of flora and fauna
14th May 2013 - London, May 13 : Climate change could lead to decline in more than 50 per cent of common plants and 33 per cent of animals can see this century, a research has suggested.
- Graphene joins race to redefine standard unit of electric current
13th May 2013 - Washington, May 13 : The world's first graphene single-electron pump (SEP) could pave the way for redefining the ampere in terms of fundamental constants of physics, say researchers.
- Climate change could leave hundreds of millions homeless
13th May 2013 - London, May 12 : It is increasingly likely that hundreds of millions of people will be displaced from their homelands in the near future as a result of global warming, according to an expert.
- New type of 'superwheat' to increase productivity by 30 pc
13th May 2013 - London, May 12 : British scientists have claimed that they have developed a new type of wheat which could increase productivity by 30 percent.
- NASA's astronauts take impromptu spacewalk to fix leak at Int'l Space Station
13th May 2013 - Washington, May 12 : NASA ordered two astronauts for an impromptu spacewalk Saturday to find and, possibly, fix a serious leak at the International Space Station.
- Improved sensing devices may someday tell if it will rain on Mars
13th May 2013 - Washington, May 12 : A Kansas State University chemical engineer and his team are using graphene quantum dots to improve sensing devices in a twofold project.
- Astronauts spacewalk to fix ammonia leak
12th May 2013 - Washington, May 12 : Two US astronauts conducted an emergency spacewalk Saturday to inspect and replace a device believed to be the source of an ammonia leak in the orbiting laboratory's power system, US space agency NASA said.
- Mark Zuckerberg's immigration advocacy group loses high-profile backers
11th May 2013 - Washington, May 11 : Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg's immigration advocacy group is loosing some high-profile backers, including billionaire eco-entrepreneur Elon Musk, upset over its controversial political strategy.
- Getting what is posted online deleted -a tough task
11th May 2013 - Sydney, May 11 : Posting offensive, harassing or defamatory content online may take a few minutes, but deleting it will take a lot of time and patience and what may seem like a lifetime.
- New magnetic graphene could transform electronics industry
11th May 2013 - Washington, May 11 : Researchers have managed to give graphene magnetic properties - a breakthrough that opens the door to the development of graphene-based spintronic devices, that is, devices based on the spin or rotation of the electron, and could transform the electronics industry.
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