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Science

Biases All the Way from Babyhood

How babies pick sides even before they learn how to speak

Do Women Really Talk More?

Yes. And this is because they possess higher levels of a key language protein

Telepathic Rodents

In a study of rats, scientists discover a novel mode of brain-to-brain communication

The Evolution of the Human Brain

Over the years, Homo sapiens have come to develop unique brain structures

Know Your Bacteria

An Oxford researcher offers to sell you information on the microbes in your body

Dogs Lead the Way

For the first time, gene therapy is found to cure Type 1 diabetes in large animals

Origin of the Mutt

A study finds that the modern dog originated from wolves that scavenged human waste dumps

Are Deodorants Necessary?

According to a study, 78 per cent of people who use deodorants don’t need them

Of Marriage and Mortality

A new study suggests that people who have never married run twice the risk of dying in middle age than those who have spouses

Men of Cutting-edge Science

A renowned algebraic number theorist who plays the tabla, a biologist trying to unravel the mysteries of the human cell, a scientist who can transform the industrial-scale production of plastic materials, and another who is working on a cancer screener that can be used at home—all of them Indians at the cutting edge of science and technology who were awarded the Infosys Prize 2012

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