BHARAT SCHOLAR

Have you ever wondered how different cultures and languages name and express numbers? In this article, we will explore various numbering systems, unusual ways to express large numbers, and even touch on the interesting history of a counting horse. 1. Uncommon Number Parts While most of us are familiar with fractions such as an octant…

Title: The Future of Food Safety: Smart Packaging Technology Introduction Food producers are hesitant to add costs to food packaging, even if it means improved food safety and reduced waste, according to a group of McMaster researchers. However, a new technology based on smart packaging could revolutionize the food industry, saving producers and consumers billions…

Title: Mars Sample Return Mission in Jeopardy: A New Approach Needed The highly anticipated NASA mission, Mars Sample Return, is facing significant challenges that threaten its future. With a soaring budget, now estimated to be over $11 billion, and a potential delay in the sample return date from the end of this decade to 2040,…

Title: A New Prospective Marker Identified for Repairing Damaged Blood Vessels: AbcCRECs In a groundbreaking study, researchers have identified a single, prospective marker that can isolate vascular clonal repopulating endothelial cells (CRECs), which they have named AbcCRECs. This discovery could lead to new cell therapies for repairing damaged vessels in patients. The study, led by…

Title: The Future of Emergency Care: Artificial Intelligence in Triage Emergency departments across the country are grappling with overcrowding and increased patient volumes, leading to challenges in prioritizing care. However, a new study suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) could be a game-changer in addressing this issue. Researchers at UC San Francisco used anonymized records of…

The global incidence of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), comprising Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease, has become a significant concern for medical professionals. The complex immune-mediated diseases are characterized by inflammation, differentiating them from Irritable Bowel Syndrome, which is predominantly non-inflammatory. Jonathan Leighton, President at the American College of Gastroenterology, U.S., highlights the challenges in diagnosing…

Apple users are in for a treat as the tech giant rolls out not only the latest version of its mobile operating system, iOS 10, but also new operating systems for Apple Watch and Apple TV. The new watchOS 3 for Apple Watch and tvOS 10 for Apple TV promise improvements, new features, and a…

Title: The Devastating Impact of Herbicides Used as Weapons: A Look into the Past and Present During times of war, the use of unconventional weapons has been a common occurrence. One such example is the use of herbicides as a military tactic. This article will delve into the history of herbicides used during wars, particularly…

The Science Behind Elections: A Comprehensive Look at Voting Systems and Their Drawbacks In 2024, approximately 60 national elections will take place worldwide, involving two billion people. Among these, the high-stakes national elections in India and the U.S. presidential election are of particular interest. Despite the apparent chaos and volatility of elections, there’s a science…