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In the world of timekeeping, accuracy is everything—and scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have just raised the bar. Meet NIST-F4, one of the most accurate atomic clocks ever built. So precise, in fact, that it would only drift by a single second every 100 million years. What Makes NIST-F4 So … Read more
India has approved a new semiconductor unit in Uttar Pradesh under the India Semiconductor Mission, a joint venture between HCL and Foxconn. Set near Jewar airport, the ₹3,700 crore plant will produce 36 million display driver chips per month for devices like mobiles, laptops, and cars. Date: 14th May 2025Location: Uttar Pradesh, India India just … Read more
Researchers have achieved the first comprehensive mapping of the entire adult fruit fly nervous system, including the brain and ventral nerve cord. This groundbreaking study compared the connectomes of male and female flies, revealing previously unknown sex-specific neurons and connections. Notably, they identified a female-specific neural pathway explaining distinct mating and egg-laying behaviors. This detailed … Read more
Artificial intelligence is getting a vision upgrade, and it’s coming straight from nature’s blueprint: the human brain. Researchers from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS), Yonsei University, and the Max Planck Institute have unveiled a groundbreaking AI method called Lp-Convolution. This innovation reshapes how machines see the world — making their perception more flexible, accurate, … Read more
Amid the fallout of India’s powerful retaliatory strikes on Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, one name unexpectedly emerged in online chatter—Kirana Hills. Social media buzz suggested that this elusive location, believed to be a Pakistani nuclear storage facility, had been among the Indian Air Force’s targets. But the IAF has flatly denied these claims. Where is … Read more
