Research & Articles

The Dark Unseen Mirror  

Déjà Vu

Déjà vu—a brief, common illusion of reliving the present—likely stems from momentary mismatches in memory processing

Procrastination

Procrastination is an emotion-driven habit where the brain avoids discomfort, not just poor planning.

Biohybrid Robots: When Biology Meets Technology

Biohybrid robots combine living cells with synthetic parts for self-powered, adaptive movement—offering promise in medicine and environment

The Importance of Sleep and Defining Sleep Cycle

Sleep cycles through NREM (for physical repair) and REM (for memory and emotion), regulated by the circadian rhythm

Placeboes

Placebos—though inert—can improve or worsen health via expectation (placebo/nocebo effects); even open-label use shows promise

Quantum-Biological Nanomaterials for Sustainable Energy Harvesting and Cosmic Radiation Shielding

A proposed quantum-biological nanocomposite mimics radiation-resistant fungi and uses quantum materials to harvest cosmic radiation for clean energy while shielding against it - offering a self-healing, eco-friendly dual solution, though significant technical hurdles remain.

Eco–friendly Plastics

Genetic Modification: CRISPR

CRISPR is a precise, affordable gene-editing tool with major applications in medicine, agriculture, and research