Scientific European

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

Outbreak of Bundibugyo Ebolavirus in DR Congo and Uganda

Umesh Prasad - 24 May 2026

The current orthoebolavirus outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda is confirmed to be caused by the species Orthoebolavirus bundibugyoense (Bundibugyo virus),...

A New Approach to Prevent Oesophageal Cancer

SCIEU Team - 15 August 2018

A novel treatment which “prevents” oesophageal cancer in at-risk patients is reported in a large clinical trial. Oesophageal cancer is the eight most common cancer...

Two Novel Henipaviruses Detected in Fruit bats in China

Umesh Prasad - 26 June 2025

The henipaviruses, Hendra virus (HeV) and Nipah virus (NiV) are known to cause fatal diseases in humans. In 2022, Langya henipavirus (LayV), a novel henipavirus was identified in Eastern...

ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE

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ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE

Axiom Mission 4: Dragon capsule Grace returns to Earth

The Ax-4 astronauts have returned to Earth after a 22.5-hour journey back from the International Space Station (ISS) where they spent...

Umesh Prasad - 15 July 2025

ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE

First Direct Detection of Neutron Star Formed in Supernova SN 1987A

In a study reported recently, astronomers observed the SN 1987A remnant using James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). The results showed emission...

Umesh Prasad - 23 February 2024

ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE

The Fireworks Galaxy, NGC 6946: What Make this Galaxy so Special?

NASA recently released the spectacular bright image of the firework galaxy NGC 6946 taken earlier by Hubble space telescope (1) A galaxy...

Umesh Prasad - 11 January 2021

ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE

Voyager 1 resumes sending signal to Earth

Voyager 1, the most distant man-made object in history, has resumed sending signal to the Earth after a gap of five...

SCIEU Team - 23 April 2024

BIOLOGY

Growing Neanderthal Brain in the Laboratory

Studying the Neanderthal brain can reveal genetic modifications which caused Neanderthals to face extinction while made us humans as a unique long-surviving species Neanderthals were...