Rahul Garg is an MD at a prominent medical institution. He specializes in cardiology while also exploring themes in technology and software, with a keen interest in diverse topics such as FoodTech, Home & Garden, Interior Design, Beverage Production, and the Fashion Industry. His work has been featured in notable publications including Machine Design, LiveLaw, Entrepreneur, and The Economic Times, among others.
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Rahul Garg’s coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, with a significant emphasis on politics and world affairs. His articles cover topics such as international relations, natural disasters, supply chain management, military operations, and government policies.
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By: Qiang Qiu, C. Ron Yu, Rahul Garg
Animals can use cues to initiate task preparation and amplify relevant sensory input, but the underlying circuits are poorly understood. This study describes a circuit whereby an attentional cue triggers cholinergic forebrain activity, enhancing olfactory responses, which is deactivated as animals become task-proficient.
By: C. Ron Yu, Rahul Garg, Melainia Mcclain, Kexi Yi, Vikas Kumar, Jae Hyoun Seiler, Yunming Wu
Discriminative learning enhances sensory contrast for rapid, accurate decisions, yet the neural basis for this remains unclear. This study describes a sensory-forebrain circuit centered on dopaminergic short axon cells in the mouse olfactory bulb, which refines sensory input during learning.
As digitalization advances across industries, data is increasingly becoming the lifeblood of modern manufacturing.
These shifts are not driven by a single factor but by the combined influence of policy changes, supply chain lessons from recent years, and the evolving priorities of businesses and governments.
By: Rahul Garg, Emmanuel Garrido-Cortes, Osama , Laith Fada, James R. Nolin, Fattouh, Matthew Martinez
Prostate and testicular cancers represent major health concerns for men, yet public knowledge, awareness of how to perform self-examinations, and comfort discussing male reproductive health are often poor, with stigma further limiting early detection and prevention. This study compared the effectiveness of two educational modalities, poster-based instruction and prosthetic model-based instruction, in an effort to address these shortcomings among adult participants. Using a pre-, post-, and two-week follow-up survey design, we measured knowledge gains, retention, and comfort discussing male cancers with healthcare providers across different education levels and age groups. Prosthetic-based instruction consistently outperformed posters, producing greater immediate knowledge gains, stronger retention at two weeks, and larger improvements in confidence, particularly among participants with lower educational levels. By engaging learners through multisensory teaching methods and experiential practice, prosthetic models hold promise for reducing educational disparities, improving early-detection behaviors, and ultimately decreasing mortality from male reproductive cancers.
A couple of years ago I was working on a project with a decent-sized REST API. We had integration...
By: Rahul Garg
See why digital twins and humanoid robots are helping manufacturers modernize brownfield factories without costly infrastructure upgrades or major disruptions
