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- Technology
New malware in Discord can steal users’ info, warn researchers
New Delhi: Cyber-security researchers have discovered a new malware that is distributed over the popular chatting platform Discord which has more than 300 million active users. The team from CyberArk Labs spotted…
- Featured News
Researcher and writer Omar Khalidi passed away 12 years ago; his legacy lingers on
Omar Khalidi had become his official name. For his folks and friends, he was Nasrullah who lived in the Osmania University campus. Today is his 12th death anniversary. He is counted among…
- India
BHU researchers claim key findings in Zika virus treatment
Varanasi: Researchers at the molecular biology unit of the Institute of Medical Sciences in Banaras Hindu University (IMS-BHU) have reported an important finding on Zika virus pathogenesis, which they claim, will be…
- Offbeat
Researchers develop app to help couples communicate directly from heart
Washington: Even though people stayed in touch during the pandemic’s stay-at-home orders and social distancing, it was easy to feel out of touch with loved ones. Hence, CMU, Snap researchers recently developed…
- Top Stories
Indian-origin woman researcher killed while jogging in US
Houston: A 43-year-old Indian-origin woman researcher in the US was killed while she was out jogging in Plano, a suburb near Dallas, and police have initiated a homicide investigation, according to media reports.…
- World
Chinese Coronavirus researcher shot dead in US
Washington D.C.: A University of Pittsburgh professor, who was close to making “very significant findings” about Covid-19, according to his colleagues, was shot and killed in an apparent murder-suicide over the weekend,…
- Bollywood
Shah Rukh Khan to support young researcher’s dream
Mumbai: The Shah Rukh Khan La Trobe University PhD Scholarship, which was named after the superstar last year, has been awarded to a young female researcher from Kerala. The actor says he is…
- Health
Researcher develops health-monitoring sleepwear ‘phyjamas’
Washington: Scientists predict that future garment will come with unobtrusive, portable devices for monitoring heart rate and respiratory rhythm during sleep. But for now, they have developed physiological-sensing textiles called phyjamas. Graduate…
