The following is a summary of current scientific news.

Scientists suggest that Tyrannosaurus has three species, not just ‘Rex’

Tyrannosaurus, the most famous of all dinosaurs, is based on the variations of the femur and tooth between its dozens of fossils. A group of researchers suggests that not only Rex, but all three species are included. T., which means “dictator lizard king”. Rex is the only species of the genus Tyrannosaurus that has been identified since the dinosaur was first described in 1905.

As climate hazards increase, scientists predict before disasters occur

For meteorologists reviewing a temperature forecast map of the Pacific Ocean in November, a deep red “V” on the sides indicates thousands of kilometers of catastrophe. The V-shaped pattern of warm ocean waters extending from the east coast of Australia to the Philippines and over the North Sea off the coast of Hawaii, along with La Nina Cooling in the central and eastern Pacific, indicates that the horn of Africa travels about halfway around the world. The upcoming March-May monsoon is likely to fail.

Breakthrough Gene Editing Technology at Harvard, MIT -US Tribunal

A U.S. tribunal overseeing patent disputes on Monday ruled that the patents for a gene editing technology known as CRISPR are owned by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The decision by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office was a failure of the University of California, Berkeley; Emmanuel Charpentier, a Nobel laureate and researcher at the University of Vienna.

Seals help Japanese researchers gather information under Antarctic ice

A helmet wearing a helmet with an antenna may seem unusual, but the eight wedge seals, each with a 580g monitor on the head, allow Japanese researchers to survey water beneath Antarctica’s thick ice. Tap for a research project between March and November 2017 – Winter in Antarctica – These seals are equipped with head-mounted conductivity, temperature, and depth sensors that allow scientists to collect observational data such as water temperature and salt level in areas. Very harsh environmental conditions.

Ukraine receives Starlink internet terminals – Friendly warning about security

Ukraine on Monday said it had donated StarLink satellite Internet terminals from SpaceX, but an Internet security researcher warned that it could be a Russian target. “Starling – here. Thank you, @elonmusk,” Mikhail Fedorov, Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister, tweeted days later, asking for help from Elon Musk, the billionaire chief executive officer of SpaceX. Fedorov’s tweet also included a picture of the back of a military-style truck loaded with terminals.

Modified T cells may help people with immunosuppressants; ECMO machines improve Kovid survival

The following is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that requires further study to confirm the findings, which have not yet been certified by the Peer Review. Modified T cells that are not regulated by immunosuppressants

(With inputs from agencies.)