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ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI): Towards Humans’ Merger with AI

The ongoing clinical trials of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) such as Neuralink’s “Telepathy” implant involve establishing communication links between...

Umesh Prasad - 18 March 2026

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PHYSICS

Advance in Dating of Interstellar Materials: Grains of Silicon Carbide Older Than Sun Identified

Scientists have improved the dating techniques of interstellar materials...

PHYSICS

First Detection of Oxygen 28 & Standard shell-model of nuclear structure

Oxygen-28 (28O), the heaviest rare isotope of oxygen has...

PHYSICS

Why ‘Matter’ Dominates the Universe and not ‘Antimatter’? In Quest of Why Universe Exists

In the very early universe, soon after the Big...

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MEDICINE

Tumour Treating Fields (TTFields) approved for Pancreatic cancer

13 February 2026 0

Cancer cells have electrically charged parts hence are influenced...

Scientific European invites Co-founder

23 December 2025 0

Scientific European (SCIEU) invites you to join as a Co-Founder and investor, with both...

PHYSICS

Future Circular Collider (FCC): CERN Council reviews Feasibility Study

16 November 2025 0

The quest for the answers to the open questions (such as, which...

BIOLOGY

Chernobyl Fungi as Shield Against Cosmic Rays for Deep-Space Missions

5 November 2025 0

In 1986, the 4th unit of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine...

HEALTH

Myopia Control in Children: Essilor Stellest Eyeglass Lenses Authorised

30 October 2025 0

Myopia (or near-sightedness) in children is a highly prevalent...

ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE

Dark Matter in the Centre of our Home Galaxy

25 October 2025 0

Fermi telescope made clean observation of excess γ-ray emission...

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Mobile Telephony Offers Novel Ways to Diagnose, Track and Control Diseases

Studies show how existing smartphone technology, in Combination with...

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

A New Low-cost Material to Combat Air and Water Pollution

Study has produced a new material which could adsorb...

Singlet-Fission Solar Cell: An Efficient Way to Convert Sunlight into Electricity

Scientists from MIT have sensitized existing silicon solar cells...

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Cost Effective Way to Convert Plants into Renewable Source of Energy

Scientists have shown a new technology in which bioengineered...

HEALTH

Magnesium Mineral Regulates Vitamin D Levels in Our Body

A new clinical trial shows how mineral magnesium has...

HEALTH

Sleep Traits and Cancer: New Evidences of Breast Cancer Risk

Synchronizing sleep-wake pattern to night-day cycle is critical for...

HEALTH

Caffeine Consumption Induces Reduction in Grey Matter Volume

A recent human study showed that just 10 days...

HEALTH

”Moderation” Approach to Nutrition Reduces Health Risk

Multiple Studies shows that moderate intake of different dietary...

Low EROI of Fossil Fuels: Case for Developing Renewable Sources

Study has calculated energy-return-on-investment (EROI) ratios for fossil fuels...

Climate Change: Reducing Carbon Emission from Aeroplanes

Carbon emission from commercial aircrafts could be reduced by about...

COP28: “The UAE Consensus”calls for transition away from fossil fuels by 2050

The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) has concluded...

Underwater Robots for More Accurate Ocean Data from The North Sea

Underwater robots in the form of gliders will navigate...

Interferon-β for Treatment of COVID-19: Subcutaneous Administration more Effective

12 February 2021 0

Results from the phase2 trial support the view that subcutaneous administration of IFN- β for treatment of COVID-19 enhances speed of recovery and reduces mortality....

E‐Tattoo to Monitor Blood Pressure Continuously

28 June 2019 0

Scientists have designed a new chest-laminated, ultrathin, 100 percent stretchable cardiac sensing electronic device (e-tattoo) to monitor heart functions. The device can measure ECG,...

Did the SARS CoV-2 Virus Originate in Laboratory?

22 May 2021 6

There is no clarity on the natural origin of SARS CoV-2 as no intermediate host has been found yet that transmits it from bats...

COVID‑19: National Lockdown in the UK

4 January 2021 0

To protect the NHS and save lives., National Lockdown has been put in place across the UK. People have been asked to stay home...

Story of Coronaviruses: How the ‘’novel Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2)’’ May Have Emerged?

16 August 2020 0

Coronaviruses are not new; these are as old as anything in the world and are known to cause common cold among humans for ages....

Dog: Man’s Best Companion

15 August 2018 0

Scientific research has proven that dogs are compassionate beings who overcome obstacles to help their human owners. Humans have domesticated dogs for thousands of years...

PHILIP: Laser-Powered Rover to Explore Super-Cold Lunar Craters for Water

18 May 2020 0

Though data from orbiters have suggested presence of water ice, the exploration of lunar craters in the polar regions of moon has not been...

PHF21B Gene Implicated in Cancer Formation and Depression has a Role in Brain Development too

21 August 2020 0

Deletion of Phf21b gene is known to be associated with cancer and depression. New research now indicates that timely expression of this gene plays...

A Novel Approach to ‘Repurpose’ Existing Drugs For COVID-19

7 May 2020 1

A combination of biological and computational approach to study protein-protein interactions (PPIs) between the viral and the host proteins in order to identify and...

MEDICINE

Tau: A New Protein That May Aid in Developing Personalized Alzheimer’s Therapy

SCIEU Team - 15 November 2018

Research has shown that another protein called tau is responsible for early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and this information may aid in developing therapies. Alzheimer’s...

Lecanemab for Early Alzheimer’s Disease approved in the UK but refused in EU

Umesh Prasad - 29 August 2024

Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) lecanemab and donanemab have been approved for the treatment of early Alzheimer’s disease in the UK and USA respectively while lecanemab...

Bacteria on Healthy Skin Could Prevent Skin Cancer

SCIEU Team - 15 May 2018

Study has shown bacteria which is commonly found on our skin acts as a potential “layer” of protection against cancer The occurrence of skin cancer...