June 2015 - Indian Science Journal

Russian researchers develop nanosensor to detect incurable diseases like cancer, HIV

ISJ BureauJune 10, 2015September 22, 2020

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Moscow (ISJ) – Russian researchers have developed a highly sensitive nanomechanical sensor, which could detect cancerous tumours, HIV, hepatitis, herpes and may other diseases. The...

Single test for over 1,000 strains of viruses

ISJ BureauJune 8, 2015September 22, 2020

by ISJ BureauJune 8, 2015September 22, 20200256

Washington (ISJ) ? Medical scientists at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women?s Hospital developed a technology to test more than 1,000 different strains of...

R&D News Technology

MIT researchers develop cheap nanofibers with a range of applications

ISJ BureauJune 7, 2015September 12, 2020

by ISJ BureauJune 7, 2015September 12, 20200346

Cambridge, United States (ISJ) ? MIT researchers have developed polymer filaments only a couple of hundred nanometres (one nanometre is one thousand-millionth of a metre)...

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Indian scientists sequence ?Tulsi? genome

ISJ BureauJune 5, 2015September 15, 2020

by ISJ BureauJune 5, 2015September 15, 20200399

Lucknow (ISJ) ? Scientists at the state-run Central Institute of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants (CIMAP) have succeeded in whole genome sequencing of Basil or Tulsi...

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S&T, Agriculture, Education and Health news least covered on Indian TV

ISJ BureauJune 4, 2015September 23, 2020

by ISJ BureauJune 4, 2015September 23, 20200302

The mainstream media in India, especially the electronic media, have no inclination to give time and space for science and technology news or news related...

AGRICULTURE Weather Forecast

Drought stares at India, as weatherman downgrades monsoon prediction to ?deficient?

ISJ BureauJune 2, 2015September 23, 2020

by ISJ BureauJune 2, 2015September 23, 20200363

New Delhi (ISJ) ? With Indian Meteorological Department downgrading its earlier prediction of a ?somewhat below normal rainfall? to ?deficient monsoon? rains, Prime Minister Narendra...

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Harsh Vardhan moots functional integration of S&T bodies

ISJ BureauJune 1, 2015September 12, 2020

by ISJ BureauJune 1, 2015September 12, 20200292

Manesar, Haryana (ISJ) ? India?s Federal Science & Technology Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan plans to bring in effective integration of scientific institutions under his ministry...

Month : June 2015

Russian researchers develop nanosensor to detect incurable diseases like cancer, HIV

Single test for over 1,000 strains of viruses

MIT researchers develop cheap nanofibers with a range of applications

Indian scientists sequence ?Tulsi? genome

S&T, Agriculture, Education and Health news least covered on Indian TV

Drought stares at India, as weatherman downgrades monsoon prediction to ?deficient?

Harsh Vardhan moots functional integration of S&T bodies

IIT Delhi scientists’ research on brain tumour cure gets promising results in pre-clinical trials

Scientists develop synthetic antibody to neutralise snake venom

Unscientific designs of cricket gears fatal for players, says sports ortho

Indian scientist develops a viable method for enzyme-based degradation of plastic into recyclable components

IITD researchers develop scalable, wearable sensors to correct postural deformities

Indian scientists close to developing biodegradable plastic from...

IISc scientists develop ‘local technology’ for economical wastewater...

IIT researchers devise method to harvest drinking water...

Indian Railways develop fuel efficient injection system for...

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