Face to face
Scientists at Tubingen University, Germany, have dared to prove the impossible that the human brain and its impulses could turn the computer keyboard and mouse into extinct species
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Faith shaken
The nightmare that ruined kobe stays put in the streets of Japan's prosperous cities, shattering a few economic myths
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Breaching the digital divide
Information technology can become a good development tool for the rural India. But can our villages be logged on to the infotech highway with poor infrastructure in terms of power supply and connectivity. Can we provide information to the common man in hi
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Milk and money
Rural cooperatives in Gujarat are computerising all operations on their own steam
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Symbiosis
THE majestic pelicans have found a safe haven in a quaint little village in Karnataka, Kokkre Bellur. The villagers here have been safeguarding them and other birds like painted storks.
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A wake up call
Britain s worst ever flood in 50 years could be a result of global warming
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"We shall overcome ...."
Environmental action will become increasingly centred on mass Reistance
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Windy ways
A radical wikd turbine is being scaled up
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Light connections
Using light instead of electrons in circuits
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Informational intricacies
NO INDIVIDUAL can hope to remain anonymous as integration of computing and telecommunications has vastly improved the ability to collate, classify and analyse information about each person.
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Molecular sieve
Membranes with pores fine enough to filter molecules
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Warming up to the Sun
With increasing efficiency of solar cells, their use becomes more popular
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Dynamics of dust
A new study explains the phenomenon of dust rising from the lunar surface
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Moneymakers
cleaner alternative: A biofertiliser plant has been established in Bharatpur, Raja s than, and it will start production by the end of September, 2000. The plant has been established by the
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On uneven keel
<i>India needs to overhaul its procurement policy and invest heavily in agriculture to boost production and keep inflation in check</i><br>
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Beating about the bush
Many important issues were hardly touched upon at the recently concluded conference on bioresources
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Consolidation against commoners
After land consolidation was introduced, the landless poor and agricultural labourers, who depended on common resources, faced tremendous problems
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Life after the Kyoto Protocol
All politicians and scientists except George Bush and his group of climate skeptic scientists accept climate change is now inevitable and that it will adversely, perhaps devastatingly, impact
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Hunting pins in a haystack
Our perception of what constitutes fundamental particles has changed continually with the ability to "see" at smaller distances. The microcosm has revealed several layers within itself: starting from
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Moving nimbly beyond
People who understand water management will tell you that India is a traditional water economy and that it has to make the transition to a modern water economy. In other words, the water sector has to become part of the formalised economy. As with any feel-right challenge, this is normally accepted to be true. <br>