Rupendra Brahambhatt

Algorithms have been manipulating you for a while. It's time to manipulate them back to find positivity and happiness. https://t.co/i1wpbrB5ZA

No need to disturb our rivers and beaches for sand. We can manufacture it using rocks or mining waste — China is already doing it. https://t.co/bxvRtShnly

A new type of wood discovered in Tulip trees is neither hardwood nor softwood. However, it's great at storing atmospheric carbon and proves we don’t yet know everything about plant anatomy: https://t.co/ya0EKJ0GE2

To deal with quantum threats from other countries, the US must set up systems and standards for effective quantum cybersecurity. https://t.co/1PU1WWwmdd

Engineers create truly green hydrogen gas using only seawater, soda cans, and caffeine https://t.co/9W7qSh3nUo

Humans experience jet lag, but migratory animals don’t. Here’s why: https://t.co/vuTieA3jvn

Meet solid knitting, 3D printing's close cousin that makes sophisticated solid objects out of yarn that are both sustainable and reconfigurable. https://t.co/plmja68ozM

We live in a strange world where on one side, one-third of the total food we produce is squandered, while on the other, thousands of people die from hunger every day. But here's a solution: https://t.co/fiz9rtORkk

"Each moment of anger ages you and each smile makes you younger." What a powerful line. It's from a French movie whose name I forgot

University of Michigan researchers have developed a unique camera that converts people into animated stick figures before storing or sending the photos to a server. “That extra anonymity could prevent private moments from leaking onto the internet." https://t.co/KsBWfqiw20

To make this alternative butter, you don't need land, livestock, or crops, and the best part is — it tastes just like regular butter. https://t.co/dbZKgNJnki

Researchers at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) studied 100 fossils and identified one of them as the earliest ancestor of modern-day chelicerates, a group that includes spiders, scorpions, and horseshoe crabs. https://t.co/7pX5WB3Ai7

This startup is using dead leaves to make paper without cutting trees, and guess what? This paper emits nearly 80% less CO2 and uses 15 times less water than traditional paper. https://t.co/Df1beHiUbG

Why More Girls Are Experiencing Early Periods and Irregular Cycles Than Ever in the U.S. https://t.co/Q0cKtfEgt5

Researchers in Australia have developed special “energy-smart bricks” that can be made by mixing clay with glass waste and coal ash. These bricks can help mitigate the negative effects of traditional brick manufacturing. https://t.co/yuHVEev8FZ

“When you have normal ice cream, it will become a puddle of liquid in no time. However, adding polyphenols to ice cream can create a product that holds its shape for over four hours at room temperature. That’s pretty close to a no-melt ice cream.” https://t.co/SXyRmi6KCe

Honeybees are so good they can not only detect lung cancer but also distinguish between different types. https://t.co/EwuA4kf34J