News about science

©Reuters/Nacho Doce Huge new dinosaur in Portugal was predator king: study A new dinosaur species discovered in Portugal dominated the food chain 150 million years ago -- the Tyrannosaurus Rex of its time.
07 March 2014
©Reuters/Lucas Jackson Future warming imperils Statue of Liberty: study The sightseer of 4014 may have to pay a virtual visit to the Tower of London or Statue of Liberty, said a climate study Wednesday that warned of dramatic ocean encroachment on heritage sites.
05 March 2014
Japan researchers testing tiny ear computer A tiny personal computer that is worn on the ear and can be controlled with the blink of an eye or the click of a tongue is being tested in Japan.
01 March 2014
Arctic Ocean. ©Reuters/Kathryn Hansen/NASA US, British science academies: Climate change is real US and British scientific academies said there was a clear consensus that climate change is real and will have serious disruptive effects on the planet.
27 February 2014
Stem cells research in Kazakhstan: reality or dream? Why stem cell research is crucial?
19 February 2014
Jade Rabbit lunar rover. Photo courtesy of io9.com China's Jade Rabbit rover comes 'back to life': officials China's troubled Jade Rabbit lunar rover has survived a bitterly cold 14-day lunar night, officials said Thursday, prompting hopes it can be repaired after suffering a malfunction last month.
13 February 2014
©Reuters/Enny Nuraheni Japan sensor will let diaper say baby needs changing A disposable organic sensor that can be embedded in a diaper and wirelessly let a carer know it needs changing was unveiled by Japanese researchers.
10 February 2014
©Reuters/Ali Jarekji 'Oldest star' found from iron fingerprint: astronomers Australian astronomers on Sunday said they had found a star 13.6 billion years old, making it the most ancient star ever seen.
10 February 2014
James Webb Space Telescope. Photo courtesy of wikipedia.org Elements come together for next big telescope: NASA All the pieces of the most powerful space telescope ever are ready for assembly at NASA.
05 February 2014
Yeti footprints. ©kuzbass85.ru Kuzbass Yeti moves to Kazakhstan A Kazakh shepherd recorded the voice of a Big Foot from Kuzbass.
01 February 2014
Vladimir Shvidchenko, Director of Agrobiological Research Center. ©Tengrinews.kz Kazakh diet potatoes: New healthy alternative Kazakhstani plant-breeders have produced a new type of vitamin intensive potatoes that can be red, blue or even purple depending on the breed.
30 January 2014
©Reuters/Carlos Jasso DNA from ancient plague points to modern peril "In some cases death came immediately; in others, after many days," the historian Procopius wrote as a terrifying disease scythed through Constantinople in 542 AD.
28 January 2014
Mukhtarbay Otelbayev, Director of Mathematics Institute of Astana-based Eurasian National University. Photo courtesy of enu.kz Kazakhstan mathematician claims solution of Clay Navier-Stokes Millennium Problem Kazakhstan mathematician Dr. Mukhtarbay Otelbayev claimes to have solved one of the mathematical problems of the millennium.
27 January 2014
Photo a courtesy of Vesti.kz Scientists to start tissue engineering in Kazakhstan Nazarbayev University (NU) will focuses on tissue engineering.
27 January 2014
©Reuters/Stringer 'Goodnight, humans': China's Jade Rabbit moon rover posting Chinese Internet users flooded the country's social media networks on Monday with condolences for the troubled Jade Rabbit moon rover, which experienced a "mechanical control abnormality" over the weekend.
27 January 2014
Photo courtesy of wikipedia.org Rescued Antarctic scientists back on dry land Scientists whose Antarctic expedition became trapped in sea ice finally returned to dry land Wednesday, apologising for the disruption and facing questions over who will pay for the international rescue mission.
22 January 2014
Photo a courtesy of whitebirdsproductions.com Kazakhstan to develop science: Nazarbayev Nazarbayev instructed the state officials to increase financing of scientific research in Kazakhstan.
20 January 2014
Photo courtesy of rubicon.dk Is life better with kids? Not always, says study Are people with kids happier than people without? In the United States, those with and without kids rate their lives about the same, but globally children tend to diminish well-being.
15 January 2014
Land bulge clue to aviation threat from volcanoes Bulging in land that occurs before a volcano erupts points to how much ash will be spewed into the sky, providing a useful early warning for aviation.
14 January 2014
The laboratory of new materials and technologies. Photo courtesy of pm.kz Kazakhstan offers $500 thousand for new technologies Scientists can get up to $500 thousand in grants for commercialization of new technologists in Kazakhstan.
13 January 2014

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