A 14-year-old girl of Indian-origin has been crowned as Australia's brainiest student in a battle of neuroscience knowledge in Sydney.
A 14-year-old girl of Indian-origin has been crowned as Australia's brainiest student in a battle of neuroscience knowledge in Sydney. Uma Jha, from Perth's Shenton College, in inner-west Shenton Park, outsmarted more than 4000 competitors from across Australia to bag the title.
The 2010 Australian Brain Bee Challenge is designed to test high school students on a range of topics, including intelligence, memory, emotions, sleep, Alzheimer's disease and stroke.
Indian-Origin Scientist Reveals How to Enhance Nutrient Content in Chapathies
A new way to enhance the nutrient content in chapathies has been revealed by an Indian-origin scientist, who has used corn distillers dried grains.
A new way to enhance the nutrient content in chapathies has been revealed by an Indian-origin scientist, who has used corn distillers dried grains.
"The competition was tied right up until the end and it was a really nerve-wracking finish," News.com.au quoted Uma as saying after the event.
"I've never won a national science competition before, so it's amazing," she added.
Alcohol Without the Hangovers? Indian-Origin Guru Creates the "Superfood"
An Indian-origin superfood guru has developed a new alcoholic cocktail that can prevent hangovers.
An Indian-origin superfood guru has developed a new alcoholic cocktail that can prevent hangovers.
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Indian-Origin Sisters Opt to Get Stomachs Removed to Cut Cancer Risk
Two sisters of Indian origin in the UK with a rare hereditary condition have had their stomachs removed to cut the risk of cancer.
Two sisters of Indian origin in the UK with a rare hereditary condition have had their stomachs removed to cut the risk of cancer.
Wound Healing Revolutionized With Mathematical Model Developed By Indian-Origin Scientist
Researchers at Ohio State University, led by an Indian-origin scientist, have developed a mathematical model of chronic wound healing that could do away with guesswork and clearly
Researchers at Ohio State University, led by an Indian-origin scientist, have developed a mathematical model of chronic wound healing that could do away with guesswork and clearly
