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The pocket-sized accelerator
The world’s largest machine is called the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). It’s in the shape of a ring with a circumference of 26 km, and cost $3.4 billion (Rs 24,262 crore) and 12 years to build. Using millions of electrical … Continue reading
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Tagged acceleration gradient, ACHIP, biofuels production, cargo screening, flue gas treatment, inverse design, laser plasma acceleration, materials processing, particle accelerator, photonic circuit, photonic integrated circuit, Robert L Byer, slab waveguide, sterilisation, tabletop accelerator, wakefield accelerator, water treatment
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Curious Bends – where Indians come from, Irrawady dolphins, human spaceflight and more
1. A genetic history: Where do Indians come from? “In 2005, K. Thangaraj and his colleagues at CCMB published their findings about the origin of Andaman islanders in the journal Science. The Onge turned out to have surprisingly unmixed origins. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abenomics, Crew-module Atmospheric Reentry Experiment, GSLV Mk-III, Irrawady dolphins, Onge tribe, sterilisation, Sunderbans, superbugs
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