The Big Data Blog

Introduction The human body is governed by a complex internal timing system that synchronizes the brain, gut and environment. While we often blame stress or poor diet for health issues, overlooked daily habits, such as exposure to artificial lighting at home like (LEDs) or the speed at which we chew our food, can quietly influence the gut–brain axis and disrupt our circadian rhythm. Modern lifestyles increasingly expose our bodies to misaligned signals, leaving our internal s

Imagine sitting in a theater, excited for a 3D movie. The screen flickers, and suddenly, objects seem to leap out, floating, spinning,...

Hydrogels, long known for their versatility in biomedical applications, are now proving themselves in an unexpected field—video games....

Ever wondered why your dishes taste different depending on how you slice your onions? It turns out that the size and method of cutting...

To start with, What if you could examine inner tissues and organs without any insertion or exposure to harmful radiation? Yes, you heard...

Evolution never ceases to reveal remarkable connections between species. One such intriguing discovery is the genetic relationship...

In recent years, microplastics have garnered increasing attention due to their widespread presence in various ecosystems, particularly in...

Introduction Tomatoes have a limited shelf life at room temperature, are a highly perishable fruit, and change continuously after...