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Tewari flags ‘meagre’ research funding for Chandigarh

MP Tewari had asked about the initiatives undertaken by Centre to promote scientific research, innovation hubs and technology incubation centres in Chandigarh; whether institutions in Chandigarh have received funding under various schemes

Strengthening the three pillars of scientific research integrity

This article is authored by Laura Hassink, managing director, Journals, Elsevier.

Founder praises Deepinder Goyal's Temple device, calls it 'wild and fascinating'

Swapnil Srivastav, founder of Kidbea, called Deepinder Goyal's Temple device wild and fascinating, even as doctors continue to question its scientific basis.

Spice of life: Romancing the moon to rise of rationality

We were in awe of the luminous ball hanging over our heads, inviting us to weave our own web of stories about it as we slept on the rooftop.

In a first, cargo flight from Goa to resupply India’s Antarctica mission

The first flight carrying 18 tonnes of essential supplies for Indian research stations in the Antarctic took off from Goa on October 2

Trump casts shadow over Nobels as prize-awarding body warns academic freedom at risk

NOBEL-PRIZE/ACADEMIC-FREEDOM (TV, PIX):Trump casts shadow over Nobels as prize-awarding body warns academic freedom at risk

Profs Sen, George get GD Birla award for Scientific Research

The ceremony, held at Birla House keeping with a 35-year tradition, recognised breakthrough research that could transform fields ranging from computing to medical treatment

Health Talk: Funding crisis threatens global HIV response, public health efforts

The 2025 Global AIDS Update warns a historic funding crisis risks undoing decades of progress unless countries make radical changes to HIV programmes, funding

Venki Ramakrishnan: “The source of funding might distort research priorities”

The Nobel laureate on his latest book, Why We Die: The New Science of Ageing and the Quest for Immortality

Sleeping on ISS most difficult task: Shubhanshu

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian astronaut on ISS, shares challenges and experiences of space life and scientific research.

Trump’s attack on science is growing fiercer and more indiscriminate

Trump hopes to slash the NIH budget by 38%, or almost $18bn; cut NSF budget by $4.7bn, more than 50%, scrap nearly half of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate.

NASA astronaut's unique way of wearing pants in space delights internet

A video of NASA astronaut Don Pettit putting on his pants in microgravity by jumping into them with both legs at once has amused the internet.&nbsp;

NavIC’s hurdles project govt’s reluctance to fund innovation

NavIC, India's navigation satellite system, faces challenges due to failures and funding issues, highlighting the need for better investment in science and technology.

Harvard, University of Chicago caution faculty amid Trump order

A directive from the Trump government seeks to pause federal grants and loans, threatening to disrupt higher education funding, more so for scientific research.

Scientists fear underfunded Argentina research on verge of collapse

Perils of promoting an anti-vaccination scare

<ul><li>Unless all of them play their roles with conviction and commitment, a confused public will be sceptical of science and suspicious of public health interventions</li></ul>

Scientists study levels of toxic mercury in Antarctic seals, whales

Scientists at Spain's University of Murcia have previously found mercury in the feathers of chinstrap penguins on King George Island

IISER Bhopal develops effective material to break down chemical warfare agents

The new material harnesses renewable energy source for detoxifying harmful substances such as chemical warfare agents that are harmful for people.

Researchers of IISER Bhopal conduct first-ever genome-sequencing of Jamun plant

During the research, the team found presence of glucosides that prevent the conversion of starch into sugar, explaining the plant’s anti-diabetic value.

Researchers give insight into connection between neuroinflammation, Alzheimer's

A new study uncovered how microglia (immune-regulating brain cells) genetics contribute to neuroinflammation and, eventually, Alzheimer's disease.

High-dose Covid treatment less effective in India than Europe: Lancet study

The study emphasises where patients are from can affect how well treatments work. It pointed out that in countries like India, the treatment not work as well.

IIT Mandi devises solution for implant safety with antibacterial coating

To address the implant-associated infections, the research team devised a biocompatible, non-leaching, and contact-based antibacterial coating for implants.

Nations sign declaration on AI in UK; recognise some risks as ‘catastrophic’

India, China, USA, UK and 24 other nations along with the European Union have recognised that some risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) could be “catastrophic”. The signatories of the Bletchley Declaration have resolved to “work together in an inclusive manner to ensure human-centric, trustworthy and responsible AI that is safe” at the UK’s AI Safety Summit.

ISRO chief meets late MS Swaminathan's family: ‘His passion.. drives all of us’

ISRO chief Somanath said that he had the opportunity to meet Swaminathan earlier when he was "very active".

Five challenges that can choke Biden presidency

<ul><li>Joe Biden’s term has seen a range of dramatic domestic and global events that have tested his skills and judgment. Five challenges loom for the US president</li></ul>

Prized Science | Exploring the leagues under the sea; Seeking the right equation

<ul><li>Read about Rajnish Kumar's study on extracting methane from hydrates and Apoorva Khare’s efforts to connect branches of mathematics, like algebra and analysis</li></ul>

Scientifically Speaking | Sniffing out cancer with insect detectives

<ul><li>Scientists are now turning to the highly refined odour-detecting abilities of two insects – ants and locusts – to detect cancer</li></ul>

The Art and Science of Fitness | How to bridge the gap in intention and habit

<ul><li>If you already have the intention to be more active and fit, you need to revisit your ‘why’. Is it to satisfy your ‘real self’ or actualise your ‘ideal self’?</li></ul>

Weird Science | Wriggling worms and the state between life and death

<ul><li>Cryptobiosis, first observed in 1702, is when an organism can power down for a millennium, survive harsh conditions, and then come 'alive' at the right time</li></ul>

Titanic submarine goes missing: What is a submersible? All details

According to the US coast guards, the submersible has enough oxygen to last the five people on board for 96 hours.