Scientists look for mysterious sources of very high energy Neutrinos
Scientists still explore the sources of very high energy Neutrinos, the subatomic particles created in the process of nuclear fusion inside astrophysical objects. They try...
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New test identifies antibiotic-resistant bacteria in 30 minutes
California Institute of Technology, Caltech scientists develop a test that identifies antibiotic-resistant bacteria in as little as 30 minutes. The new test could help turn...
Scientists develop new way to tinker proteins to help new drug design
Indian scientists find a new way to modulate specific cellular functions by tinkering with proteins that play a role in cells’ response to external chemicals...
Astronomers reveal evidence of dynamical dark energy
An international research team, including astronomers from the University of Portsmouth, finds evidence of dynamical dark energy. They found the nature of dark energy may...
Nano-based therapy effective for advanced breast cancer; reveals study
Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis develop a nanoparticle that can deliver chemotherapy directly to tumour cells that have spread to...
LIGO-Virgo detects the fourth gravitational waves
LIGO and Virgo interferometer report the first joint detection of gravitational waves. This is the fourth announced detection of a binary black hole system and...
Kochi hospital removes fist-sized growth from a tribal boy’s face
In a rare surgery, a Kochi hospital removed a fist-sized brain matter growth from a tribal boy’s face. The rare medical condition called encephlocele, an...
Scientists develop floatable aluminium
Scientists from Utah State University, USA and Southern Federal University in Rostov-on, Russia develop ultra-light form of aluminium that floats on water. Though it is...
Shift in farming techniques required to cope up with climate change: study
Agriculture is one sector that both contributes to and affected by climate change, and research around the world is now advancing towards ‘climate-smart’ agriculture. Carbon...
NII research raises hope for cervix cancer patients
Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women in India. Almost one lakh women fall victim to the insidious disease every...