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    After SpaceX, China lands rocket booster with hooks, net: How the tech differs

    world news
    Updated on Jul 21, 2026 10:54 IST
    People watch as a Long March 10B carrier rocket takes off from Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site, before returning vertically to an offshore platform for a controlled recovery, in Hainan province, China

    How the biggest trees survive droughts

    A tree’s trunk contains a network of tubes known as xylem whose job is to ferry water from the roots to leaves.
    science
    Published on Jul 9, 2026 14:47 IST

    Weight loss, muscle mass: Study decodes strengths, weaknesses of GLP-1 drugs

    A distributor displays Mounjaro (tirzepatide) self-injecting GLP-1 prefilled pens at his office in Thane, Mumbai.
    india news
    Updated on Jul 21, 2026 10:57 IST

    Gains clear, but no single GLP-1 drug wins on every count: Study

    Study compares 19 obesity drugs, no clear winner on weight and health outcomes
    ht vital
    Updated on Jul 9, 2026 08:33 IST

    Train the cell, then deploy: Science behind the new HIV vaccine study

    The vaccine was developed by a consortium that included Scripps Research.
    world news
    Updated on Jul 21, 2026 10:59 IST

    Scientists take another step towards lab-made life

    Dr Adamala worked from the bottom up rather than the top down. Instead of asking what genes an existing cell could do without, she added genes whose functions were known to inanimate bubbles of fatty membrane called liposomes.
    science
    Published on Jul 4, 2026 01:30 IST

    Billions of doses later, a Lancet review confirms mRNA vaccine safety

    The finding that matters for the risk–benefit calculation is that the risk of heart inflammation from the vaccine is significantly lower than the risk from a Covid infection itself, and most vaccine-associated cases have been clinically mild.
    science
    Updated on Jul 1, 2026 05:01 IST

    Should every baby’s DNA be sequenced?

    Freddie is part of the Generation Study, an English programme which plans to sequence the complete genetic code of 100,000 babies.
    science
    Published on Jun 30, 2026 12:25 IST

    New Drugs Are Replacing Chemo for Aggressive Breast Cancer

    Upward of 48,000 Americans were diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer last year.
    science
    Published on Jun 25, 2026 12:04 IST

    Global warming has made Europe’s heatwave 2-4°C worse

    A person uses a hand fan during a heatwave in Brussels, on June 24, 2026. Europe struggled to cope with a record-breaking heatwave on June 24, 2026, with at least 94 million people expected to experience temperatures above 35C, most of them in France and Spain. (Photo by EMILE WINDAL / Belga / AFP) / Belgium OUT
    science
    Published on Jun 25, 2026 11:18 IST

    Why big AI labs are hiring so many philosophers

    The Federal Reserve Bank of New York published figures showing that American philosophy graduates are more likely to have jobs than their peers who studied computer science.
    science
    Published on Jun 25, 2026 10:14 IST

    A new drug targets one of cancer’s master switches

    Cancers often develop resistance to targeted drugs such as daraxonrasib. Instead, its promise for patients is that, when used alongside other treatments, it might buy them months more life.
    science
    Published on Jun 20, 2026 06:29 IST

    The coming El Niño could be the strongest ever recorded

    FILE - Drought-stressed wheat plants stand adjacent to parched ground in a field near Macksville, Kan., May 16, 2026.
    science
    Published on Jun 17, 2026 10:24 IST

    The ocean patch that is cooling in a warming world, and what it means

    The cold blob south of Greenland, visible on this temperature map. The visualisation shows temperature changes from 1880 to 2015 as a rolling five-year average. Orange represents areas warmer than the 1951-80 baseline, and blue, areas cooler than the baseline.
    world news
    Updated on Jun 13, 2026 07:15 IST

    Too much Chinese science is ignored by the West

    China leads the Nature index, a ranking of countries by number of papers published in a set of respected journals.
    science
    Published on Jun 11, 2026 11:35 IST

    New techniques can predict and prevent lung cancer

    Despite dramatic declines in smoking, lung cancer is the most common cancer diagnosis globally.
    science
    Published on Jun 11, 2026 10:32 IST

    Heat, instability, 128kmph winds: Science behind dust storms hitting Delhi-NCR

    A dust storm in New Delhi on Tuesday evening.
    india news
    Published on Jun 10, 2026 12:45 IST

    Rocket goes boom; so do moon plans

    The sky lights up as fire and smoke rises during an explosion of the uncrewed Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket during a test on a launchpad in Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S., May 28, 2026
    science
    Published on Jun 4, 2026 11:00 IST

    Scientifically Speaking: A pill takes on pancreatic cancer

    A bottle of daraxonrasib, Revolution Medicine’s pancreatic cancer drug. (Reuters)
    science
    Published on Jun 2, 2026 09:33 IST

    Should you use a sleep tracker?

    Most trackers are very good at distinguishing sleep from being awake.
    science
    Published on Jun 1, 2026 10:25 IST

    Too much time with colleagues can sour social interaction

    As the winter progressed, the hivernauts reported increasing levels of loneliness and paranoia, and rated their individual performance lower.
    science
    Updated on May 28, 2026 09:42 IST

    Why science is becoming less innovative

    Analysing the careers of 12.5m scientists, Haochuan Cui and Yiling Lin, both of the University of Pittsburgh, along with co-authors, find that scientists become less likely to produce disruptive work as they age.
    science
    Published on May 26, 2026 11:34 IST

    Super El Nino: Scientists warn about potential of upcoming event

    Scientists say a potentially "super" El Nino is rapidly taking shape in the Pacific
    science
    Published on May 22, 2026 07:55 IST

    Breakthroughs for batteries could soon make them much better

    Demand for batteries has never been greater.
    science
    Published on May 21, 2026 11:21 IST

    Why many women cannot make enough breast milk

    For many women, the explanation lies not in how they breastfeed but in the composition and function of unique cells in the mammary gland, over which they have no control.
    science
    Published on May 13, 2026 15:31 IST

    ​A Breakthrough Heart Procedure Comes With Risky Tradeoffs

    The idea of a surgeon cracking her chest open and stopping her heart terrified her.
    science
    Published on Apr 24, 2026 07:45 IST

    Why eldest siblings are brainier

    Using Danish administrative data, the researchers concluded that younger siblings were two to three times more likely than older siblings to be hospitalised for severe respiratory illnesses in their first year.
    science
    Published on Apr 17, 2026 06:06 IST

    Did NASA check for sharks before the Artemis II splashdown? Space agency says…

    Snippets from Artemis II splashdown video shared by NASA.
    us
    Published on Apr 11, 2026 04:54 IST

    Is playing music good for the brain?

    Illustration: Cristina Spanò
    science
    Updated on Mar 21, 2026 10:01 IST

    New Study Probes Mystery of Neanderthal-Human Interbreeding

    A modern reconstruction of a Neanderthal. Martin Meissner/AP
    science
    Published on Feb 27, 2026 06:21 IST
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