RAD MAYTHIL

One of the most prominent theories in modern science is Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. Bertrand Russell said there is nothing uncertain about it, but [...]

Zebrafish are known for their pro-social behaviour, but around 10% of them are ‘loners’ who dismiss social cues. The brain activity of this [...]

If you unearth an artefact with the same shape and used for the same purpose in two or more differentregions, it could be [...]

If you are too slow in catching a bird, you may get another chance; but if you are too slow [...]

Imagine a place where the air temperature can drop to minus forty (-40) Celsius and the winds can bolt atspeeds of 40 meters [...]

A squeeze in the arm, a pat on the shoulder, or a slap in the face — touch is an important part of [...]

A great deal of medicine and thoughts that astronauts take to space addresses the unusual and confined environment of microgravity in which they [...]

We tend to lessen physical effort in almost everything we do, including using language. We say “bye” instead of “goodbye” [...]

Biological, social and economic schemes are some of the real-world systems we are most familiar with. These systems evolve all the time. And [...]

New research has it that evolution is a tinkerer, not an engineer. It echoes what Nobel laureate François Jacob famously [...]

Tetrapods are four-limbed animals. Therefore the discovery of a “tetrapod-like” fish called Elpistostege is intriguing. The nearly complete fossil specimen [...]

“The Ministry of Silly Walks” is a sketch from a Monty Python comedy troupe’s TV episode. It is a jibe [...]