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| Ophelia's Place tech club gets girls interested in science and technology EUGENE, Ore. – Studies show women make up 47 percent of the work force in America, but very few of those working women are involved in the ...
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Ministry of science and technology launches Satyam programme PUNE: The ministry of science and technology has launched a new programme called SATYAM-"Science and Technology of Yoga and Meditation".
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Girl Tech offers science, technology fun for girls Salina Girl Scouts Sophia Harris (left) and Marley Madisen test what happens to the colors of brown, blue and green Sharpie pigments when they are ...
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| Four from Plainfield North High School attend science, technology congress Nominations were based on the students' academic achievement, leadership potential and intention to study medicine, science or technology.
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Science budget cuts would be a disaster, MPs to tell George Osborne The report, The Science Budget, by the Commons science and technology committee, is expected to argue that the erosion in funding is putting ...
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Science Week gets under way today Organisers believe that by engaging the public in the science and technology around them, it will benefit Ireland's future prosperity immensly.
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Department of IT and Electronics to finance indigenous 5G, IoT technologies Convergence Communications and Broadband Technologies (CC&BT) has invited proposals for financial support from scientists, academic and R&D ...
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IISER Mohali physicists' discovery published in noted science journal IISER Mohali physicists' discovery published in noted science journal ... director of Indian Nano Science and Technology (INST), SAS Nagar, and ...
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Did King Tut have a roommate? In search of a secret chamber King Tutankhamen's tomb is being explored with infrared temperature scans, as archaeologists use cutting-edge technology to uncover the past ...
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Inventor-engineer-futurist Ray Kurzweil Courtesy of null0/Wikipedia Commons Kurzweil also says that human could, for the most part, become immortal by 2040 due to advances in technology and medicine. He believes science ...
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