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PAU Tops PMRF List with 21 Fellows in Agriculture
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) in Ludhiana secures top spot in PMRF list with 21 fellowships. Discover how this boosts agri-research and India's scientific talent.
Dolphins Form Protective Ring Against Shark in 2004
In 2004, a lifeguard and his daughter were encircled by dolphins off New Zealand. Discover the full story of this incredible marine rescue and what science says. Read more!
ANRF Must Function Like DARPA to Kick-Start Innovation
For India's Anusandhan National Research Foundation to succeed, it must adopt DARPA's high-risk model, not become a bureaucratic fund. Expert analysis on its potential.
Artificial Womb Lining Created to Study Embryo Implantation
Babraham University researchers have developed a lab model of the human womb lining, enabling unprecedented study of early embryo implantation. This breakthrough could reveal causes of pregnancy failure and new treatments. Read the full story.
US Research Cuts Hit Pittsburgh Universities, Cost Jobs
Federal research funding cuts under Trump disrupted US universities. Pittsburgh lost $24M & 104 jobs. Academic freedom and critical health disparity studies are under threat. Explore the impact.
BSc Biotechnology vs Microbiology: Which Course to Choose?
Confused between BSc Biotechnology and Microbiology? This guide breaks down the curriculum, lab work, and career opportunities for both science degrees to help you make an informed choice for your future.
NEET UG 2026 Syllabus Out: NCERT-Based Prep Guide
The National Medical Commission has published the official NEET UG 2026 syllabus. Aspiring medical students for 2025 can now plan their studies using this NCERT-only blueprint. Start your focused preparation today!
Why Cuckoos Don't Build Nests: An Evolutionary Trick
Discover the fascinating evolutionary strategy of brood parasitism. Learn why cuckoos lay eggs in crow nests, the science behind this deception, and how it ensures their survival. Dive into the details now!
Navy Cameras Show Dolphins' True Nature as Apex Predators
Underwater footage from US Navy-trained dolphins reveals their powerful suction hunting and consumption of venomous sea snakes, shattering their friendly image. Discover the surprising facts.
Ants Sacrifice Individual Armour for Larger Colonies
New research reveals ant species evolved by reducing individual body armour, freeing resources to build massive, complex colonies. This trade-off between quality and quantity drove their evolutionary success.
Jamia Millia Islamia in Global Social Connection Study
Jamia Millia Islamia researchers contribute to a major international study on social connection and health, published in Nature. Discover the key findings and India's role.
Gujarat, BCIL sign MoA to strengthen biotech ecosystem
Gujarat State Biotechnology Mission partners with Biotech Consortium India Limited to accelerate innovation, tech transfer, and translational cancer research. Experts highlight need for better clinical outreach.
Scientists Vow to Cut Lab Animal Use at Vizag Conference
Hundreds of scientists at a Visakhapatnam conference commit to developing alternatives to lab animals while acknowledging their crucial role in biomedical research. Read about the key pledges and expert insights.
How Octopus Survives Heart Stops: 3 Hearts Secret
Discover how the octopus's three hearts and unique physiology allow it to survive cardiac pauses. This marine marvel offers crucial insights for medical research on organ survival in low oxygen.
Ancient Sea Cow Fossils Found in Qatar, Link to Modern Dugongs
Fossils of a new sea cow species discovered in Qatar's Early Miocene rocks show striking similarity to modern dugongs, revealing their role as ancient ecosystem engineers of seagrass habitats.
Marine Bacteria Shows Promise Against Colon Cancer
Japanese scientists discover a marine bacterium, Photobacterium angustum, that targets and destroys colon cancer cells with high precision, offering a potential new treatment.
India's PhD Gap: 10,000 Science Doctorates vs US's 40,000
India produces only 10,000 science PhDs yearly, lagging far behind the US and China in research output. Experts warn this gap threatens the vision of a $3 trillion knowledge-based economy. Read more.
Bihar's ONOS push to make 30,000 int'l journals free for scholars
Bihar govt launches ONOS scheme to provide free access to 30,000+ global research journals, aiming to bridge the urban-rural digital divide and boost state's research profile. Read more.
Why an Octopus's Heart Stops Beating When It Swims
Discover the incredible science behind the octopus's three hearts and blue blood. Learn why swimming exhausts them and how their unique physiology dictates their ocean-floor lifestyle.
Century of Coffee Research at Balehonnuru Yields 13 Arabica Types
Celebrating 100 years, the Central Coffee Research Institute in Balehonnuru has released 13 high-yield arabica selections & robusta hybrids, revolutionizing India's coffee cultivation through systematic breeding. Discover the legacy.
Sharks Discovered Living Inside Active Underwater Volcano
Scientists were stunned to find hammerhead sharks living inside Kavachi, an erupting underwater volcano. Discover how this 'Sharkcano' defies marine biology and what it means for science.
Understanding the Principle of Contribution in Marine Insurance
Learn how the principle of contribution in marine insurance impacts claim settlements when multiple policies cover the same risk. Essential reading for Indian shippers and exporters.
India Acknowledges Gender Bias in Medical Research, Boosts Funding
Union government acknowledges global gender bias in medical research, citing differences in disease manifestation for women. Details Rs 400+ crore funding push via ICMR & DBT for women's health and research.
BARC's New 3000-Acre Campus in Andhra Pradesh Gets Nod
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre plans a strategic new R&D campus on 3000 acres in Anakapalli. The project, crucial for energy and national security, gets in-principle forest land approval. Read more.
How Lizards Regrow Tails: A Survival Secret
Discover the science behind a lizard's ability to detach and regrow its tail. Learn how this clever survival trick works and the costs involved. Read more about nature's ingenious design.
New Deep-Sea Squid Species Found in Arabian Sea
Indian scientists discover a rare new species of deep-sea squid, Taningia silasii, in the Arabian Sea. Read about this groundbreaking marine find and its unique features.
India's First Coral Reef Research Centre in Andaman
India will establish its first National Coral Reef Research Institute in South Andaman at a cost of Rs 120 crore. Learn why coral reefs are vital for UPSC and the environment.
Gujarat GRIT Invites Research Proposals Until Dec 2025
Gujarat's policy think tank GRIT invites non-academic research proposals in key areas like Net Zero and tribal development. Apply online by Dec 15, 2025.
JMC, Universities to Study Longevity via Indigenous Science
Delhi University's Jesus and Mary College collaborates with national universities to explore longevity science, blending Himalayan wisdom with modern research under NEP's holistic framework. Discover the future of healthy living.
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