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Covers:  Renewable Energy, Quantum Computing, AI, Genetics,
Write about Genetics, Microbes, Tech & Public Policy. Bylines in @TheWireScience @SciResMatters @ThePrintScience @TheQuint @DeccanHerald @thenewsminute

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After 10 years in the genetics testing industry, I took the leap into science writing for broader audiences and love every bit of it. I have written about genetics, health, materials, engineering, blockchain, cryptocurrencies and even artificial intelligence and like to tell the stories behind scientific findings. Words in Interesting Engineering, The Print Science, The Wire Science, Research Matters and more.

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From trash to treasure: How Princeton is turning dead EV batteries into gold

From trash to treasure: How Princeton is turning dead EV batteries into gold

Princeton NuEnergy, a spin-off from Princeton University, has demonstrated electrode rejuvenation in batterie…

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Why nations are betting big on hyperloop technology

Why nations are betting big on hyperloop technology

Ten years after Elon Musk's widely publicized white paper, many have abandoned hope for the Hyperloop, but a …

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Stella Terra: What it takes to build the first off-road solar car

Stella Terra: What it takes to build the first off-road solar car

IE interviewed Bob van Gingkel, the technical manager at Solar Team Eindhoven, responsible for creating the w…

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Solar energy is already powering these 5 modes of transport

Solar energy is already powering these 5 modes of transport

Solar energy is getting cheaper by the day and is being used to power different modes of transportation aroun…

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Is carbon capture delaying the use of renewables?

Is carbon capture delaying the use of renewables?

Do carbon capture methods work efficiently at scale? How can captured carbon be utilized? Is the effort worth…

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Will AI be flying planes in the future?

Will AI be flying planes in the future?

When will advances in computing completely take over the reins in the cockpit?

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World’s largest particle accelerator shuts down to undergo major 4-year upgrade Original

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The world’s biggest particle smasher, the Large Hadron Collider, is scheduled for a shutdown today as it prepares for a major renovation that will allow it to look at the greatest mysteries of our universe – dark matter. The upgrade, scheduled to take over four years, is expected to cost 1.2 billion Swiss francs (US$1.5 billion).
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Scientists observe elusive thorium-thorium bonding, a first for heavy elements Original

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By Ameya Paleja Verified
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Researchers at the University of Manchester in the UK have directly visualized thorium-thorium bonding, a rarity among heavy elements in the periodic table, for the very first time. Using a method called Hirshfield atom refinement, the researchers showed how thorium atoms share electrons, which had been difficult to prove earlier. In case you remember your chemistry classes, the basis of chemical bonding is covalency.
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Scientists to transform low-value diamond dust into powerful quantum materials Original

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Researchers at the University of Melbourne and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) in Australia have teamed up with the Japanese National Institute for Quantum Science and Technology (QST) to develop advanced manufacturing methods to convert low-value diamond dust into high-performance materials for quantum technologies.
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