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| Brain drillers |
| Using deep brain stimulation, scientists have engineered marked improvements in a patient who could barely eat or speak. T.V. Jayan reports |
| A hands-on neurosurgeon, Milind Deogaonkar has every reason to feel lucky. After all, this Indian doctor — who headed the neurosurgery department of the National Neurosciences Centre, Calcutta, for three years — was recently witness to history in the making. Currently a staffer at the Cleveland Clin... |
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| Allies, not invaders |
| A free-floating virus is not really a virus; it is a set of molecules with an ambition to get inside a living cell and make copies of itself. A human
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| Sweet temptation |
| London’s current plague of moths that chomp their way through women’s cashmere cardigans and men’s Savile Row suits can be fairly blame
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| The scent of basmati |
| Want to make ordinary rice smell like basmati? A leaf or two from an exotic plant may do the trick. After all, people in many Southeast Asian countrie
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| Assembling a PC |
| Bits & Bytes / Surit Doss |
Here’s something that all of you have been asking me about for a long time. You want to assemble a computer, but don’t know what configuration to look for. ... | Read.. |
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| Oh, my aching body! |
| Where did these muscles come from?” moaned the elderly woman. “I never noticed them earlier. Now they hurt all the time. And I can’t ... | Read.. |
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