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Browsing Scientists by Author "Sivaram, C"

Browsing Scientists by Author "Sivaram, C"

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  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2008-12-09)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2011-05-31)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2010-06-15)
  • Singh, A. P; Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2009-01-27)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2009-03-24)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2007-01-09)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2010-05-11)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2008-12-23)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2011-02-08)
    FORTY YEARS OF APOLLO 14 On February 9, 1971, manned lunar mission Apollo 14 returned to earth. The mission generated great interest back then, particularly after the near-failure of Apollo 13. Also, the mission is ...
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2007-07-10)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2010-10-19)
    October 18 was the birth centenary of the Physics Nobel Prize winner for 1983 S Chandrasekhar. The astrophysicist has come to be known for the Chandrasekhar limit, which concerns a class of stars called white dwarfs. The ...
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2011-03-29)
    CHEMISTRY NOBELS In the International Year of Chemistry, C Sivaram charts the Nobel prize winning achievements in the field, from work on synthesis of sugars to vitamin chemistry.
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2011-05-10)
    PHYSICS The first notes and observations on superconductivity marked the beginning of a race between scientists Heike Kamerlingh Onnes and James Dewar, to liquify helium. C Sivaram documents the series of discoveries ...
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2009-12-22)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2009-09-22)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2011-04-12)
    SPACE ANNIVERSARY Today marks an important day in the history of manned space flights. Exactly 50 years ago, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin made the first manned space journey. Twenty years later, on the same day, space ...
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2009-11-03)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2009-01-06)
  • Sivaram, C (Deccan Herald, 2010-12-14)
    ASTRONOMY Hundreds of exoplanets have been discovered so far, but only a few of them have been classified as being within the habitable zone of their host star. Much like our own Jupiter and Saturn, they are not suitable ...

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