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S tudents widget 30 minutes to detect Superbugs ? S c i e n c e version LOS ANGELES: Superbugs? The first question that comes to our mind, well superbugs are the organisms which are resistant to antibiotics. Antibiotics are losing their effectiveness due to overuse and misuse. Many species of bacteria have evolved resistance to commonly used antibiotics and multidrug-resistant bacteria or superbugs have emerged, plaguing hospitals and nursing homes. Scientists have developed a new test that identifies antibiotic-resistant bacteria in as little as half an hour, an advance that could bolster the fight against superbugs. Over prescription is one of the root of problem that is aimed by the new test , as per the Caltech team. Doctors often prefer stronger second-line antibiotics, like ciprofloxacin over first-line antibiotics like methicillin or amoxicillin - drugs that bacteria are more likely to be resistant to while treating the patients with bacterial infections. This practice increases the chance that the treatment will be effective, but it is not ideal. That is because the increased use of second-line an- New 3D Atomic Clock Keeps The Most Precise Time Ever The most precise atomic clock ever made has been created by arranging strontium atoms in a grid-like pattern and then stacking those grids like pancakes. "In 2014, the world’s most accurate optical clock wouldn’t lose or gain one second in the entire age of the universe,‖ says Jun Ye at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Previous cesium clocks kept time accurately to within a second over the course of 300 million years. Now, Ye ’s group has built a strontium clock that is so precise, out of every 10 quintillion ticks only 3.5 would be out of sync – the first atomic clock
S tudents widget Page 5 S c i e n c e version Nobel prize 2017 winners Nobel prizes are named after Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, and have been awarded since 1901 for achievements in science, literature and peace, in accordance with his will, Nobel prize is considered as the set of annual international awards bestowed in several categories by Swedish and Norwegian institutions in recognition of academic, cultural or scientific advances. Gravitational Waves Win 2017 Nobel Prize In Physics Just two years after their discovery, gravitational waves have earned a Nobel prize for Rainer Weiss, Barry Barish and Kip Thorne, the R a i n e r W e i s s B a r r y B a r i s h K i p T h o r n e three leaders Half of the $1.1 million prize went to Weiss, the remainder shared between Barish and Thorne. ―It’s really wonderful, but I view this more as recognition of the LIGO/VIRGO collaboration that found the waves on 14 September 2015. The discovery, which was announced publicly in 2016, confirmed predictions made 100 years ago of around 1000 by Albert Einstein. people who contributed and a result of dedicated efforts over 40 years,‖ said Weiss, reacting to
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