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Surge in skilled jobs demand, says study - Vimarsana News

Surge in skilled jobs demand, says study

WorkIndia, a leading tech-enabled blue-collar recruitment platform, has unveiled compelling insights into the current job market, shedding light on the increasing demand for skilled professionals across the country. There is a 69 per cent surge in job searches for architects with an increase of 75

Moon May Be 40 Million Years Older Than previously Thought, Says Study - Vimarsana News

Moon May Be 40 Million Years Older Than previously Thought, Says Study

The discovery was made possible by a new approach known as atom probe tomography, which involves using a laser to evaporate atoms from crystals.

Source: ndtv.com
Food, Cuisine, taste, Our Brains Are Incredibly Fast At Spotting Food, Taking Just 108 Milliseconds, Says Study - Vimarsana News

Food, Cuisine, taste, Our Brains Are Incredibly Fast At Spotting Food, Taking Just 108 Milliseconds, Says Study

Every day, humans make decisions about food, and the visual system plays a crucial role by providing essential information that serves as the foundation for these food-related choices.

Source: ndtv.com
Attention Beer Lovers! Climate Change May Alter The Taste Of Your Favourite Drink, Says Study - Vimarsana News

Attention Beer Lovers! Climate Change May Alter The Taste Of Your Favourite Drink, Says Study

A recent study, published in the journal Nature Communications, suggests that the taste and quality of beer may decline due to climate change.

Source: ndtv.com
Leonardo Da Vinci Invented Unique Chemical Formula For Painting Mona Lisa, Says Study - Vimarsana News

Leonardo Da Vinci Invented Unique Chemical Formula For Painting Mona Lisa, Says Study

According to the study's findings, the artist, who was also an engineer, probably added the lead oxide to make an opaque undercoat that was thick enough to cover the wood.

Source: ndtv.com