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  Faking sickness to bunk office? New AI tool can make it difficult for you

  April 12, 2023 13:22 IST

  The team of researchers was able to analyse the voice patterns of 630 people and were able to detect cold in 111 of them using the AI algorithm.

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  Move over fingerprints! This is how a single strand of hair may help identify people

  World | September 08, 2016 15:52 IST

  A new forensic test can identify someone using nothing but a single strand of hair, a new study has claimed. Scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in the US have found unique

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  Graphene based sensor may detect explosive materials, claim researchers

  World | August 19, 2016 12:41 IST

  Researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology have found graphene that might be suitable for making plasmonic devices which are capable of detecting a single molecule of explosive materials, toxic chemicals, and other

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  This new framework can tell about future terrorist attacks, claim researchers

  World | June 30, 2016 14:27 IST

  New York: Researchers have now developed a new framework which can accurately predict future terrorist attacks by recognizing patterns in past attacks. According to the researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York by

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  Simple home test with just a paper strip could predict cancer and malaria in coming years, says study

  Lifestyle | June 30, 2016 11:29 IST

  Washington DC: Testing yourself for cancer or malaria could be as simple as testing your blood sugar or taking a home pregnancy test in coming years, according to a recent study. Chemists at the Ohio

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  Now studying web search data helps in detecting pancreatic cancer early, claims research

  Lifestyle | June 14, 2016 16:24 IST

  Washington: If any disease could be detected early by patients and their doctors than they could start a treatment weeks or months before than they otherwise would have. And when it comes to pancreatic

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  Russia to deploy new systems to detect space objects

  World | November 18, 2014 8:36 IST

  Moscow: Russia will deploy dozens of new-generation early warning stations by 2018 to detect space objects such as debris and meteorites, Russia's Aerospace Defence Forces (VKO) said on Monday.New Okno (meaning Window) optoelectronic space surveillance

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  App to help visually impaired detect obstacles

  May 25, 2014 18:03 IST

  London: In a ray of hope for visually impaired, researchers have developed an app that uses a smart phone's camera to detect obstacles and produces a vibration or tone to alert the user.Now, they are

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  Device that detects pee in pool !

  May 08, 2014 22:59 IST

  New York: Those who have a habit of peeing in a swimming pool, beware. Here, comes a device glows that  green the moment it detects traces of human waste in water.Developed by researchers at Texas

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  Missing Malaysian jet: Ships fail to detect new 'pings', searchers race against time

  World | April 08, 2014 17:24 IST

  Perth: Search ships today failed to detect any more underwater pulses after signals possibly from the missing Malaysian jet were recorded over the weekend, even as investigators were racing against time to locate the black

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  IIT students develop new mobile app to detect skin cancer

  India | December 22, 2013 15:52 IST

  New Delhi: A mobile phone application which can assist clinicians perform fast and accurate diagnosis of skin cancers and ailments has been developed by IIT Kharagpur students.The application 'ClipOCam-Derma' which can be used on any

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  India's Chandrayaan helps NASA detect water on Moon

  World | August 28, 2013 23:56 IST

  Washington: Using data collected by India's Chandrayaan mission, NASA has detected magmatic water locked under the surface of the Moon.The findings represent the first remote detection of this form of water that originates from deep

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  A hi-tech device in bra can help detect breast cancer early

  World | October 14, 2012 9:25 IST

  Washington, Oct 13: An inconspicuous device in your bra could help catch breast cancer early! The humble brassiere could play a more pivotal role as a US based company has unveiled plans for a hi-tech