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

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

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Myopia Control in Children: Essilor Stellest Eyeglass Lenses Authorised  

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Dark Matter in the Centre of our Home Galaxy 

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Fermi telescope made clean observation of excess γ-ray emission...
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Harnessing Waste Heat to Power Small Devices

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Fast and Efficient Medical Diagnosis

Recent studies have shown the capability of artificial intelligence...
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A Step Closer to Quantum Computer

Series of breakthroughs in quantum computing An ordinary computer, which...
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A New Low-cost Material to Combat Air and Water Pollution

Study has produced a new material which could adsorb...
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Excessive Intake of Protein for Bodybuilding May Impact Health and Lifespan

Study in mice shows that excessive long-term intake of...
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Menstrual Cups: A Reliable Eco-friendly Alternative

Women need safe, effective and comfortable sanitary products for...
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Green Tea Vs Coffee: The Former Seems Healthier

According to a study conducted among elderly in Japan,...
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Anxiety Relief Through Probiotic and Non-Probiotic Diet Adjustments

A systematic review provides comprehensive evidence that regulating microbiota...
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Advances in Laser Technology Opens New Vistas for Cleaner Fuel and Energy

Scientists have developed a laser technology which could open...
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Carbon Capture Based on Crystallization of Bicarbonate-water Clusters

A new carbon capture method to control global warming...

Climate Change: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Air Quality are not Two Separate Problems

Climate change as a result of global warming attributed to...

Plastic Pollution in Atlantic Ocean Much Higher Than Previously Thought

Plastic pollution poses a major threat to ecosystems worldwide...
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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

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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?

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COVID‑19: National Lockdown in the UK

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

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Dog: Man’s Best Companion

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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

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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

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

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FDA approves Tecelra (a T cell receptor gene therapy) for Synovial Sarcoma 

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Gluten Intolerance: A Promising Step Towards Developing a Treatment for Cystic Fibrosis and Celiac Disease

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Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) of ISRO: New Insight into Prediction of Solar Activity

The researchers have studied the turbulence in Sun’s corona using radio signals sent to Earth by the ultra-low-cost Mars orbiter when...
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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Mission brings sample from asteroid Bennu to Earth  

NASA’s first asteroid sample return mission, OSIRIS-REx, launched seven years ago in 2016 to near-Earth asteroid Bennu has delivered the asteroid...
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Why the Mini-fridge-sized “Cold Atom Lab (CAL)” orbiting Earth aboard ISS is Significant for Science  

Matter has dual nature; everything exists both as particle and wave. At a temperature close to absolute zero, the wave nature...
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Lunar Race 2.0: What drive renewed interests in moon missions?  

 Between 1958 and 1978, USA and former USSR sent 59 and 58 moon missions respectively. The lunar race between the two...
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‘Transferring Memory’ From One Organism to Another a Possibility?

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Thiomargarita magnifica: The Biggest Bacterium that Challenges the Idea of Prokaryote 

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A New Novel Way of Oxygen Production in Ocean

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Extinct Thylacine (Tasmanian tiger) to be Resurrected   

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Rejuvenation of Old Cells: Making ageing Easier

A groundbreaking study has discovered a novel way to rejuvenate inactive human senescent cells providing enormous potential for research on ageing and immense scope...
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