Headline, June 21 2025/ $ TRILLIONS $ : ''' INNOVATIONS STUDENTS INTERSTELLAR '''

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''' INNOVATIONS STUDENTS 

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LET US FIRST explore an innovation that sounds like pure science fiction restoring sight to the blind using the sense of touch. A remarkable invention now enables blind individuals to 'see' through their tongue.

This is made possible by a compact system where a tiny camera is mounted on a pair of glasses worn by the user. The visual data is converted into electrical signals by a small device that fits in the pocket.

These signals are then sent to a tongue-mounted interface that resembles a lollipop and contains sensitive electrodes. The brain quickly learns to interpret these impulses as visual information.

Users are able to recognise objects, locate elevator buttons, and even identify people in a room. This technology commercialised by a US-based company. Wicab Inc, has already helped several blind soldiers regain some visual functions after suffering injuries.

Similarly Neuralink, a company established by Elon Musk, has developed brain chips for restoring eyesight to the blind, even if the optical nerves of both eyes are damaged.

INVISIBILITY, long a staple of fantasy literature, is also moving from the realm of imagination into practical science. Metamaterials - synthetic materials engineered at the microscopic level - can manipulate the behaviour of light in ways that natural substance cannot.

THESE materials can bend light around objects, much like water flowing around a stone, thereby rendering the object invisible to the human eye.

The potential applications are vast, particularly in defence, where cloaking technology could make submarines, aircraft and vehicles invisible to radar or even visual detection.

GENETIC SCIENCE is another frontier where astonishing progress is being made. About 60 years ago, Watson and Crick unveiled the structure of DNA - the double helix that encodes all biological information.

Visualise DNA as a string of 3 billion beads in four colours, each representing a different nucleotide.

The sequence of these ' beads ' determines every detail about an organism, from eye colour and height to the functioning of internal organs and disease susceptibility.

Sequencing the first human genome cost around $60 million and took over a decade. Today, with advanced sequencing technology, this task can be completed in under a week at a fraction of the cost.

Getting testing services now offer partial DNA analysis for a few hundred dollars, identifying mutations that signal risk factors for diseases like cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions - providing a chance for early intervention.

MEANWHILE, the fusion of genetics and agriculture is laying the groundwork for a revolution in food security. Researchers are unlocking the genomic blueprints that enable some plants to survive in extremely salty environments, such as coastal marshes.

By isolating and transferring these genes into major food crops wheat, rice and maize, scientists aim to create salt tolerant varieties that can be irrigated with seawater.

Such innovations could dramatically expand arable land, particularly in regions facing water shortages, desertification and climate-induced agriculture collapse.

The Honor and Serving of the Latest Global Operational Research on Innovations, Ideas from GID [ Good Ideas Database ], Global Founders and Students, Professors and Teachers of the World, continues.

The World Students Society with great honours and humility thanks Scientist Dr. Atta-ur-Rehman, UNESCO science laureate.

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