JAMMU, NOV 11 - A pioneering study conducted by the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) in Jammu and Kashmir has made history by publishing the first genetic data-based analysis on the state's human population. The study, recently published in the International Journal of Legal Medicine (IJLM), offers a groundbreaking insight into

In the wake of President-elect Donald Trump's victory, media outlets are facing a daunting challenge in navigating the emerging landscape of science and technology policy under his administration. A recent editorial meeting highlighted the significance of understanding how this new administration will impact the industries and innovations regularly covered by

Engaging the Public in Scientific Research: A KeyAspect of a Research Career The Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) is committed to facilitating interactive and exciting ways for its scientists to share their research with people of all ages. Through various public engagement activities, researchers can benefit from sharing the advantages

In a groundbreaking breakthrough, researchers have identified a new species of marine invertebrate that has broken the cycle of birth, ageing, and death, pushing the boundaries of our understanding of animal development and life cycles. Comb jellies, specifically Mnemiopsis leidyi, have been found to exhibit an extraordinary phenomenon where they

A powerful storm that made landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast on September 26, 2024, sent shockwaves not just to the Earth's surface, but also high up into the atmosphere. NASA's Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) instrument on the International Space Station captured astonishing images of massive gravity waves emanating from the

GREENBELT, MARYLAND - NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope team has achieved a significant milestone by successfully integrating the Roman Coronagraph Instrument onto the mission's Instrument Carrier in a clean room at the agency's Goddard Space Flight Center. The integration marks an important step forward in NASA's efforts to search

Subheading KARACHI, November 11, 2024 - The International Week of Science and Peace (IWOSP) is being celebrated globally from November 9 to 15, marking a week-long tribute to peace through scientific collaboration. This event, which originated in 1986 as part of the International Year of Peace, has gained significant recognition

DAILY ALAYAN.COM -- NOVEMBER 13, 2024 Scientists have made a shocking discovery about atmospheric gravity waves triggered by severe hurricanes, with NASA's Atmospheric Waves Experiment recording ripples in the upper atmosphere of Earth created by the powerful tropical storm that slammed into the Gulf Coast of Florida in September.

Tokyo, Japan - In a historic event that has been eagerly anticipated by locals and scientists alike, Mount Fuji, Japan's iconic national treasure, finally received its first snowfall of the season yesterday. The significant snowfall marks one of the longest periods without snow in the mountain's recorded history. The Japan

LONDON, ENGLAND - A recent study by Dr. Kathy Willis, a professor of biodiversity at the University of Oxford, has provided significant evidence that immersing oneself in nature can have numerous benefits for human health. Dr. Willis's new book, "Good Nature", sheds light on her research which suggests that observing

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Providence, RI - Brown University is set to launch an online Master's degree program in Data Science, designed to explore the role of data in policy and governance. The 16-month program will be the first of its kind at the prestigious institution. The new program was developed as a collaboration

Melbourne, Australia - Five talented early-career researchers have been awarded the prestigious 2024 L'Oreal-Unesco fellowship, a milestone achievement in support of their groundbreaking work and efforts to bridge the gender gap in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM). The women researchers will receive vital funding to continue their research,

Beijing, China - As the world's leading producer of potatoes, China's annual output nears 100 million metric tons, cultivated across approximately 5 million hectares. This substantial production underscores the potato's pivotal role in the nation's food security and agricultural development. Simon Heck, Director-General of the International Potato Center (CIP), highlighted

University City - The University's Data Science Institute (DSI), in collaboration with the School of Professional Studies, has announced the launch of a new online master's degree program focusing on the intersection of data science, policy, and governance. This innovative 16-month program is designed to start in September 2025 and

MELBOURNE – In a significant step towards addressing some of the world's most challenging issues, five early-career female researchers have been celebrated as the 2024 L’Oréal-Unesco For Women in Science fellows. The ceremony, held in Melbourne in November, not only recognized their innovative work but also highlighted the urgent need

Kathmandu, November 11 - At a recent event organized by the Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST), experts and scientists emphasized the need for Nepal to adopt a strategic approach to science diplomacy to foster technological innovation and economic growth. The symposium, titled 'Science Diplomacy for Nepal: Advancing Science

BEIJING - As the world's leading potato producer, China's annual output of nearly 100 million metric tons showcases the integral role of potatoes in bolstering national food security and agricultural innovation. This was highlighted in an exclusive interview with China Daily by Simon Heck, the director-general of the International Potato

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - In a significant boost to gender equality in STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine), five early-career female researchers were honored at the 2024 L’Oréal-Unesco For Women in Science ceremony held in Melbourne last November. These fellows are set to receive crucial funding to advance their

Melbourne, 2024 – The Australian Academy of Science has announced Professor Naomi J. Halas of Rice University, USA, as the recipient of the 2024 Geoffrey Frew Fellowship, recognizing her groundbreaking contributions to nanophotonics and plasmonics. Professor Halas, known for her pioneering work in how the nanoscale structure of metal nanoparticles influences

Kathmandu, November 11 - At a recent gathering in Lalitpur, experts from various scientific and technological fields underscored the urgent need for Nepal to develop and implement a strategy for science diplomacy. This call was made during the 'Science Diplomacy for Nepal: Advancing Science and Technology Promotion' event, organized by

Beijing, October 12, 2023 - As the world's largest potato producer, China's agricultural prowess is once again highlighted by its annual output of nearly 100 million metric tons of potatoes, cultivated across approximately 5 million hectares of farmland. This substantial production underscores the potato's critical role in ensuring food security

Alayaran.com - In an era where science continues to evolve at a breakneck pace, a unique initiative named 'Science is Fun' has emerged on social media, aiming to make the complex world of scientific discovery accessible and entertaining to the general public. Spearheaded by Tomas Rosko, this project utilizes

Bergen, Norway - Scientists have made a startling discovery in the field of aging, revealing that the comb jellyfish (Mnemiopsis leidyi) has the ability to reverse its biological clock, effectively aging backwards. This phenomenon, previously thought exclusive to the immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii), adds a new dimension to our understanding

Tucson, AZ - The Tucson Festival of Books, acclaimed by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the top nine book festivals globally, is now inviting organizations to join its Science City Neighborhoods during the upcoming event on March 15-16 at the University of Arizona campus. The festival, known for its