Science
- Aug- 2023 -17 August
Latest research on ‘Ötzi,’ the Neolithic Iceman has revealed something unexpected about his genetic heritage
New research concerning “Ötzi,” the Neolithic Iceman, has unveiled an unexpected facet of his genetic heritage. Ötzi’s exploration has undergone…
Read More » - 16 August
CSIR team introduces a new all-weather lotus type with 108 petals
To celebrate the 77th Independence Day, the CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI) unveiled an enhanced version of the national flower…
Read More » - 16 August
Study: Women with mental health issues more at risk of giving pre-term births
A groundbreaking study in the medical field reveals that women grappling with mental health challenges are confronted with an alarming…
Read More » - 16 August
Scientists confirm that the Maisie’s Galaxy is one of the earliest known galaxies in the universe
The unveiling of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been instrumental in unraveling the intricate enigmas concealed within the…
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Study finds that gene therapy may offer ‘one-off’ treatment for severe alcohol addiction
Research findings published in the journal Nature Medicine unveil the potential of a gene therapy, currently undergoing trials for Parkinson’s…
Read More » - 15 August
FDA grants accelerated approval to Pfizer’s therapy for the treatment of a challenging form of blood cancer
Pfizer has announced on Monday that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted expedited approval to their treatment…
Read More » - 14 August
ISRO shares update on its next ambitious mission, Aditya-L1 to study the Sun
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has given an update on its ambitious upcoming mission, Aditya-L1, which marks India’s first…
Read More » - 14 August
Report: OpenAI may go bankrupt by end of 2024, costs $700k to operate ChatGPT daily
OpenAI, the prominent company behind the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), could face a grim future. A report from…
Read More » - 14 August
Study: Childhood exposure to lead elevates risk of criminal behaviour in adulthood
Lead exposure poses a wide range of dangers, impacting both wildlife and causing tragic human miscarriages. Known as a potent…
Read More » - 14 August
Scientists detect microplastics in human hearts
In the midst of the global plastic crisis, recent research findings are concerning. Microplastics, tiny pieces of plastic and microfibers…
Read More » - 14 August
Scientists find a new species lurking in the depths of the Antarctic Ocean with 20 arms and a distinctive body shape
A new species has been discovered in the depths of the Antarctic Ocean, possessing 20 arms and a unique body…
Read More » - 14 August
Scientists in Japan are working to realise the dream of potential tooth re-growth treatment
Japanese scientists are striving to revolutionize the dental care industry by developing a potential treatment for tooth re-growth, a dream…
Read More » - 14 August
Report: African penguins could go extinct by 2035 if steps are not taken to ensure their survival
A dire warning has been issued regarding the future of African penguins, with experts stating that they could face extinction…
Read More » - 13 August
The space puts on its stunning annual spectacle for the earth residents: the Perseid meteor shower
The annual Perseid meteor shower has once again graced the skies with its breathtaking display for Earth’s residents. This spectacular…
Read More » - 13 August
Research reveals major link between playing football and Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s disease and related motor symptoms, encompassed by the term “parkinsonism,” have been documented in boxers since the 1920s. More…
Read More » - 13 August
Two new moles identified by scientists suspected of living undiscovered for three million years
Scientists have identified two previously undiscovered mole species believed to have been living in the mountains of eastern Turkey for…
Read More » - 13 August
Report: Even treated wastewater has harmful effect for natural water bodies and organisms that live in it
We are all familiar with the issue of water pollution and the limited amount of drinkable water on Earth. We…
Read More » - 12 August
Researchers to develop engineered bacteria that can help detect early signs of colorectal cancer in the human body
Cancer remains one of the most feared illnesses, often eluding detection until it’s too late. In an effort to change…
Read More » - 11 August
Sea ice in the Antarctic region falls to a record low this year as the Earth heats up
As Earth’s temperature continues to rise, the sea ice in the Antarctic region has reached a new record low this…
Read More » - 11 August
Archaeologists scared to open the tomb of Chinese emperor due to deadly ‘booby traps’
Qin Shi Huang, the inaugural emperor of a unified China, established the Qin dynasty and ruled from 221 to 210BC,…
Read More » - 10 August
Based on recent research scientists have identified the maximum mix of heat and humidity a human body can take
The Earth’s temperature is rising, and it may soon reach levels of heat and humidity that could become fatal for…
Read More » - 8 August
Space agency NASA establish contact with Voyager 2 probe months before than expected
NASA has successfully regained contact with the Voyager 2 probe, which was lost a few days earlier than expected due…
Read More » - 8 August
FDA approves the use of Zurzuvae pill to treat postpartum depression in adults
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for the use of the Zurzuvae (zuranolone) pill in…
Read More » - 8 August
Researchers turn to the poop of primates to gain a better understanding of how they choose their mates
Northern muriquis are critically endangered monkeys, and understanding their mating behavior is crucial for their long-term survival. Researchers are using…
Read More » - 8 August
Scientists left perplexed after discovering the highest-energy light rays ever observed from the sun
An international team of nearly 100 scientists made a perplexing discovery of the highest-energy light rays ever observed from the…
Read More » - 6 August
Scientists warn that we are in hot soup as the Ocean temperatures set new record
Climate change continues to have a steady impact on Earth’s warming, and scientists are now sounding an alarm over ocean…
Read More » - 6 August
Scientists by sheer chance discover bacteria that stops malaria transmission
Scientists have made a fortuitous discovery of a naturally occurring strain of bacteria that has the potential to halt the…
Read More » - 6 August
Experiment reveals that human genes can be controlled with electricity
Our lives have been deeply influenced by technology, with a wide range of wearable gadgets available in the market that…
Read More » - 6 August
Study says that the Ocean waves are getting bigger as Earth gets warm
A groundbreaking study has uncovered a concerning trend off the coast of California: waves are surging to greater heights, with…
Read More » - 6 August
Study finds that humans can successfully detect artificially generated speech only 73% of the time
A recent study has revealed that humans can accurately detect artificially generated speech only 73 percent of the time, regardless…
Read More » - 4 August
Study: Harnessing the power of fragrances could be a simple strategy to maintain cognitive function in old age
The sense of smell often takes a back seat in the realm of human senses, receiving less attention compared to…
Read More » - 4 August
Archaeologists reconstruct a 9,000-year-old necklace which was unearthed in 2018
Archaeologists have reconstructed a 9,000-year-old necklace that was discovered in 2018 alongside the grave of a child at the ancient…
Read More » - 3 August
New study reveals that just 4-5 minutes of vigorous exercise can reduce the risks of cancers by up to 32%
A recent study has uncovered that engaging in just 4-5 minutes of intense exercise daily, sufficient to leave individuals breathless…
Read More » - 3 August
Officials in California discover a large-scale illegal lab with bioengineered mice, infectious agents and more
Authorities in California made a startling discovery of a large-scale illegal laboratory housed in a warehouse, which was found to…
Read More » - 3 August
Scientists announced the discovery of the oldest species of swimming jellyfish
Scientists have made an extraordinary finding of the oldest species of swimming jellyfish in fossils from Burgess Shale in Canada,…
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