Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
While I was doing my Doctoral dissertation, I had some questions constantly in my mind. “How would I complete my dissertation paper?”; “Will I be able to write my PhD dissertation ?”; “Will Dissertation writing be easy for me or not?”, all these questions always lingered in my mind
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How I finally earned my PhD dissertation?
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
Many students get stuck on the very first step of essay writing that is “topic selection”.
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Essay Topic Selection Tips That Will Kick-start Your Essay Writing
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
Scholarship opportunities abound for students who devote their time and energy to helping those around them. One such opportunity is this week’s Scholarship of the Week . The Coca-Cola Scholars Program, one of the most generous and well-known community service scholarships , is awarded each year to high school students who have demonstrated academic achievement and community involvement. Current high school seniors can win up to $20,000 towards their college education through this scholarship [...]
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
First things first: You’re a mutant. But don’t waste your time trying to fly or look through people’s clothes, as your amazing mutant powers are “not having pseudopods” and “consisting of more than a single cell.” All of evolution results from random changes in DNA, and now scientists have recorded the current rate of human mutation.
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Does Human Evolution Have a Mutation Rate? New Research Says "Yes"
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
Mankind has always been driven by contradictory drives. The relentless curiosity that pushes us forward and is directly responsible for our progress from caves to cities. The fear of change that tells us “hang on, these caves/cities are really nice, we don’t want to risk losing them.” There isn’t any greater potential threat to the status quo than the discovery of extraterrestrial life, which is why some people would prefer we didn’t try. There has been some [...]
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
Two tiny worms much smaller than a rice grain and a strange crustacean that has no eyes and poisonous fangs are among several new species of marine life discovered living in total darkness in in a mile-long underwater cave in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, located in the Atlantic off the coast of North Africa. The cave is believed to have been formed by a volcanic eruption about 20,000 years ago. Tom Iliffe, professor of marine biology and one of the world’s foremost cave researchers, was part [...]
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd don’t need to suit up for this one. NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has found a cosmic “ghost,” and scientists think it is evidence of a huge eruption produced by a supermassive black hole equal in power to a billion supernovas
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Astronomers Zoom in on "Ghost" Black Hole -Equal to One Billion Supernovas
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
“Technology has overtaken nature in some domains but lags far behind in the cognitive processing of received sense impressions. My dream is to endow robots with multiple sensory modalities.
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Can Robots be Created With a "Sixth Sense"?
Posted by rajajang on August 31, 2009 ·
In further proof that the universe can kick our butt at just about anything, the double galaxies of NGC4676 are putting on a pyrotechnics display that Jerry Bruckheimer couldn’t imagine if he mainlined LSD and directly applied two thousand volts to his visual cortex. They’re colliding in a process leading astrophysicists describe as “totally awesome”. They’ve got a sense of cinema style to it too, drawing the stellar spectacular out in extreme slow-motion – [...]
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Retro SciFi: "Voyage to Jupiter" (VIDEO)