Bring scientists out of their ivory labs

There have been many a slip between developing technology and applying it to everyday life

Scientists under a microscope

A department of science and technology report reveals that India's boffins are academically a lax lot

Hammer of God

The collision of a meteorite with the Earth produced energy about a million times more than the largest earthquake ever recorded

Paperless news

Scientists in the us have developed an ultra-thin electronic display that could well transform into an e-newspaper. The black and white display …

The adventure of evolution

Book>> Remarkable Creatures, Epic Adventures in the Search for the Origin of Species by Sean B Caroll Quercus books Indian price Rs 500

Save our soil

Cold deserts

Mushrooming study

Flight into the storms

Cellulose nanofibres from bagasse can help in controlled release of pesticides

This could pose as a solution to the growing problem of micro-plastic pollution

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Lighting hazards

Arsenic contaminates

Pot-bellies weigh heavy upon Indian hearts

Paunches are common among Indians and this makes them especially prone to heart disease

Satellite check-ups

Rats offer clue for human cancer treatment

A technique developed to fight tumours in rats may one day be used to treat humans

Breast cancer: Tracking down an elusive killer

Scientists are exploring various approaches to fight the deadliest cancer afflicting US women.

Eavesdropping on animals via satellite

Technological advances allow biologists to sit in their labs and monitor animal movements.

GALILEO

Mea culpa, says vatican

Greedy wasps damage flowers to steal nectar

Decaying laboratory

Lichens are reliable monitors of air pollution

Indian scientists have classified levels of atmospheric pollution using lichens.

Herbal cure for stones

Sterling enzyme

Bubbles from sound