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23 Sep 2020
BrazilBrazilian study suggests dengue antibodies could offer protection against COVID-19
A new study has found a link between past exposure to dengue and immunity against COVID-19.
14 Jun 2020
United States of AmericaNovel AI turns blurry shots into clear, HD images
Even the best photographers in the world struggle with the problem of blurry shots.
31 Jul 2019
University of ColoradoNow, AI can detect sexual desire from your face
AI engines are already capable enough to detect faces for features like face-unlocking or Animojis.
04 Jan 2018
GoogleRevised lawsuit against Google over gender pay disparity
Four former women employees of Google have filed a revised lawsuit against the tech giant on Wednesday, accusing it of gender pay disparity.
12 Sep 2017
TechnologyScientists can tell who is likely to become a criminal
In a study published on the Nature Human Behaviour scientific journal, scientists have shown, using brain tests, that they can tell which children would grow up to be criminals.
08 Sep 2017
HollywoodBromances are here, and with them, happier and healthier men
Many people fighting for feminism seem to be mistaken in their approach: they focus on women, the 'victims', and stand against men, the 'perpetrators'.
13 Jun 2017
HollywoodBromances are here, and with them, happier and healthier men
Many people fighting for feminism seem to be mistaken in their approach: they focus on women, the 'victims', and stand against men, the 'perpetrators'.
04 Feb 2017
University of MichiganUS universities allay Indian students' fears following Trump ban
A number of American universities are reaching out to prospective Indian students to inform them that they are welcome to their campuses, irrespective of the Trump administration's statements.
25 Dec 2016
New ZealandScientists can tell who is likely to become a criminal
In a study published on the Nature Human Behaviour scientific journal, scientists have shown, using brain tests, that they can tell which children would grow up to be criminals.