Researchers have used rotation of particles to drive the way beads group together and move on a plate.
Researchers have used rotation of particles to drive the way beads group together and move on a plate.
Study finds an increase in the rate of soil erosion post the extreme floods in August 2018.
Researchers develop thread-based sensors to detect changes in metabolite levels in sweat.
The science of biodiversity loss may benefit by integrating people's knowledge with lab-based techniques.
Researchers have used a naturally occurring random process to generate random numbers.
Researchers investigate social, economic, human, and physical factors driving and resulting in recovery in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin.
Scientists have devised a novel approach to combine memory and computation units.
Researchers have demonstrated the reciprocal relationship of electricity and magnetism over a thin magnetic film.
Researchers found a new frog species lurking in a pond in Bengaluru, and hope to discover more with systematic studies.
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In the animal world, finding a mate, protecting territory and fending off competitors who vie for love are defining moments. Only those adept at the needed skills for these ‘do-or-die’ circumstances survive, reproduce and thrive. A few animals go the extra mile—sing a romantic song, flash their colours to scare competitors and also woo their mate, some chirp high loud to stand out in the crowd and some, like the dancing frogs, shake a leg!