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What the future could look like, driven by technology

As AI embeds itself into every system that gathers and interprets data, it will fade into the background, much like electricity. The world will depend on it quietly and notice it only when it fails. (REUTERS)

Published 199 days ago

India International Science Festival 2025 concludes in Panchkula

Haryana governor Ashim Kumar Ghosh presenting an award on the concluding day of India International Science Festival in Panchkula on Tuesday. (Sant Arora/Hindustan Times)

Published 215 days ago

How pig organs may soon save lives

For representational purpose only.

Published 257 days ago

Eli Lilly to buy gene-editing biotech Verve Therapeutics Inc. for $1.3 billion

Eli Lilly will pay as much as $13.50 per share, the companies said Tuesday.

Published 391 days ago

Engineering humanity & where to draw a line

We now have a rare opportunity to prove that scientific progress and moral clarity can coexist, but the window is narrow. (Shutterstock)

Published 398 days ago

Code breakers: Could gene editing ready species for a rapidly changing world?

(HT Imaging: Puneet Kumar. Images: Midjourney, Glenn Ramit, Innovative Genomics Institute, Colossal Biosciences, Pairwise)

Updated 500 days ago

Gene therapy trials treat inherited blindness and deafness

A new CRISPR gene editing called EDIT-101 has successfully restored vision in some patients with congenital blindness

Published 795 days ago

Longer genes are associated with ageing: Study

Conditions known to accelerate ageing decrease the activity of long genes.

Published 840 days ago

Genes influence blood pressure from early childhood: Research

Certain hypertension-related genes impact blood pressure from a young age, increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease as you become older.

Published 858 days ago

As bananas fall victim to a pandemic, GM comes to the rescue

People prefer seedless bananas to wild bananas that have seeds, so the bananas we buy are grown from parts of the plant, not from seeds

Published 867 days ago

Nobel Prize-winning gene editing tech offers a ray of hope for blood disorders

In mid-November, the UK became the first country to approve CRISPR therapy for both sickle-cell disease and beta-thalassaemia

Published 943 days ago

Therapy to treat rare, hereditary diseases: Study

Therapy to treat rare, hereditary diseases: Study

Published 961 days ago

Gene-editing stops virus transmission within human body

Lead author Sharon Lewin from Australia’s Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity said the team designed the CRISPR tool to recognise Sars-CoV-2.

Published 1826 days ago

Genetic Engineering: Tech that can alter living beings

The term genetic engineering was first coined by Jack Williamson in his sci-fi Dragon's Island, published in 1951 (Representational Image). Unsplash

Published 1964 days ago

Gene editing techniques helpful in retinal degeneration treatment

A new study has found that gene-editing techniques like CRISPR-Cas hold the power to rectify inherited retinal degenerative mutations, which are the primary cause of blindness.

Published 1996 days ago

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