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Friday, 24 May 2013

Quick boost for your gadgets

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Consider a situation where you need to attend a very important meeting and you forgot to charge your all important tablet PC (Without which you are dummy,pun intended ) last night and you have a very little time to reach the meeting place crossing the irritating traffic hurdle,what will you do? Hopeless?? Not any more!!! These kind of situations are quite common and we abuse ourselves for our negligence. A California based teenager's project in INTEL International Engineering and Science FAIR 2K13 addressed this problem and grabbed so much of attention in the technical fraternity.
Eesha Khare, an 18year old teen of Lynbrook high school ,Saratoga, calif has developed a super capacitor that can charge your phone with in a span of mere 20-30 seconds. Puzzled!!!!

Monday, 20 May 2013

An attempt to repair damaged heart !!!!!

Heart is the vital part of Human body. This is the first line that you come across if you read any article or an essay about Human heart. It is the chief organ which pumps the all important blood to all parts of the body and thereby supplying oxygen to other organs through blood and ensures proper functioning of the body. If there is any problem associated with the heart the pumping activity is affected and thereby supply of oxygen for several parts will be disturbed and leads to the death of the human cells and ultimately the victim. This kind of situation is popularly known as Heart attack or a Heat stroke. It is one of the serious problem that the world is confronting and this is the reason for majority of deaths in the world. A health survey estimated that by 2030 around 23 million people every year will be losing their lives only because of heart disorder. So this is one of the challenging task posed by the nature to address the problem of Heart failures. Several techniques were developed, tested and implemented and some of them are still in the labs testing for the next fraction of accuracy but nature seems to be the ultimate winner. This article focuses on the  latest on going and efficient techniques to fight this problem.