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Women Scientists In India Try New Experiments To Fight Sexism - Vimarsana News

Women Scientists In India Try New Experiments To Fight Sexism

Bright ideas to limit ways that motherhood so often leads to gender pay gaps and blocked careers for female scientists.

In teeming city, lizards selective in choosing snoozing sites - Vimarsana News

In teeming city, lizards selective in choosing snoozing sites

In the hustle-bustle of a teeming metropolis, it may seem inconceivable that small wild animals such as reptiles can sleep restfully. But a team of scientists who spent months poking around urban neighborhoods at night has found that at least one species of lizard is getting around the hurdle of insomnia by picking out urban snoozing spots which closely resemble their rural

Carlsbad residents pay sixth-highest bills in New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Carlsbad residents pay sixth-highest bills in New Mexico

Carlsbad has the sixth most expensive bills in New Mexico according to a recent survey conducted by doxo, a bill management service.

Carlsbad residents pay sixth-highest bills in New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Carlsbad residents pay sixth-highest bills in New Mexico

Carlsbad has the sixth most expensive bills in New Mexico according to a recent survey conducted by doxo, a bill management service.

Lover's spat? Learn from these lizards - Vimarsana News

Lover's spat? Learn from these lizards

Lover's spat? Learn from these lizards Lover's spat? Learn from these lizards ByHemanth CSHemanth CS / Updated: Dec 18, 2020, 06:00 IST Male lizards of different species change their sexual signals, aggression to woo females, finds study A recent study by the Indian Institute of Science’s (IISc) Center for Ecological Sciences has found that males of a certain fan-throated lizard species change their sexual signals to avoid aggression with those of another species. The study of the researchers involved two lizard species Sitana laticeps and According to Maria Thaker, Associate Professor...