New Delhi: Scientists have mourned the death of renowned nuclear physicist Dr. Rajagopala Chidambaram, who passed away at the age of 88 in Mumbai on Saturday morning. As a prominent figure in India's scientific community, Dr. Chidambaram was a key contributor to the country's nuclear prowess and strategic self-reliance, according

A UK-based quantum computing company, Equal1, has made significant breakthroughs in developing silicon-based quantum processors that could revolutionize the industry. By leveraging conventional semiconductor manufacturing processes, the company has created a quantum processing unit (QPU) that can be built using existing materials and factories. This innovation negates the complexity and

Bengaluru, January 4, 2025: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has released captivating footage from its SpaDeX (Space Docking Experiment) mission, showcasing the Chaser satellite capturing a breathtaking "space selfie" with Earth from an altitude of 400 km. The stunning visuals highlight the satellite's advanced imaging capabilities and readiness for

In a groundbreaking study published by Science, a team of researchers has identified the possibility of mirrored bacteria posing an unprecedented threat to ecosystems worldwide. The scientists' discovery highlights the potential risks of creating synthetic life forms that are identical but toxic to humanity. These "mirror" bacteria could spread rapidly

KANPUR, INDIA - INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KANPUR (IITKN) HAS achieved the highest number of intellectual property rights (IPRs) filed in a single year, clocking 152 IPRs in 2024. The premier institute has reported its highest ever output in patents, design registrations, copyrights, and trademark applications. Out of the 152

The latest Open Doors Report 2024 has shed light on the growing preferences of international students in the United States, revealing a pronounced shift toward technology-driven disciplines. According to the report, undergraduate students are gravitating towards fields such as business and management, math and computer science, and engineering, with Business

In a move seen as a shift towards greater emphasis on security, the United States and China signed a revised bilateral science and technology agreement on December 13, 2024. The new pact is significantly narrower than its 45-year-old predecessor, with limited topics for joint study, reduced opportunities for collaboration, and

New Delhi, January 10, 2025 - The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the CSIR NET 2025 admit cards, and candidates are advised to carefully verify their details. The application process for this prestigious examination concluded on January 2, 2025, providing ample time for candidates to complete their registrations. The

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - December 2023 - The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has unveiled updated Oklahoma Academic Standards for Science (OAS-S), aiming to improve the state's workforce readiness by integrating hands-on learning, scientific literacy, and industry-aligned practices. The proposed standards will prepare students for higher education and the

Singapore - A Singapore biotech startup, AMILI, is partnering with ingredients firm DSM-Firmenich to study the role of human mucin oligosaccharides (HMOs) in supporting neurological function, immune, and metabolic health. The partnership aims to advance Asia's gut health research and address knowledge gaps in this area. According to Dr Germaine

For the past 125 years, citizen scientists across the Western Hemisphere have braved the cold to participate in the annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC), a community-led bird survey project that has become one of the longest-running conservation initiatives globally. Launched by John James Audubon in 1900-1901, the CBC generates crucial

A team of researchers has made a major breakthrough in understanding the deadly effects of snake venom on blood vessels, claiming to have developed an artificial system that can accurately mimic the human circulatory system. Annually, around 400,000 people die from snakebites worldwide, with internal bleeding being one of

The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has released the model papers for Class 10 Social Science students for the academic session 2024-25, as part of their preparation for the upcoming exams. Students can download the model papers in PDF format for free and can also check the marking design

The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF), India's leading online platform for scientific Olympiads, has declared the results for the National Science Olympiad (NSO) 2024-25. Students can now check their scores on the official website of SOF at sofworld.org. The NSO exam was one of several international Olympiads conducted by SOF

The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) has announced the results of the National Science Olympiad (NSO) 2024, available on its official website at sofworld.org. The NSO is a premier examination for students from Classes 1 to 12, designed to assess and foster their scientific aptitude and curiosity. According to an

Kathmandu, Nepal - The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) has officially announced the results of its flagship program, the National Science Olympiad (NSO), for the academic year 2024-25. Students across India and abroad can now view their performance in this prestigious academic competition by visiting the official website. The SOF conducts

A team of engineers at Northwestern University has made a groundbreaking discovery in quantum computing and communication, successfully transmitting quantum signals over standard fiber optic cables that already carry everyday Internet traffic. This achievement demonstrates the potential for quantum communication to seamlessly integrate with classical data sharing, paving the way

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - As the new year unfolds, scientists are gaining groundbreaking insights into the health and well-being of brains as they age. The Allen Institute has released its largest study to date on aging brain cells in animals, shedding light on how diet, inflammation, and brain health are interconnected.

A new monthly calendar has been launched by the Greater Good Science Center, providing educators with a comprehensive day-by-day guide to building kinder and happier schools where every student feels welcome. The "Happier Schools" calendar offers daily tips and strategies to foster connection and understanding among students, teachers, and staff,

Early Life and Education Graves was born in Australia and grew up with a passion for music and science. She studied biology and physics at university and went on to earn a Ph.D. in genetics. Career Graves began her career as a research scientist, studying the evolution of genes

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A team of Indian scientists from the National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) has made a significant breakthrough in deep-sea exploration by locating active hydrothermal vents 4,500 meters beneath the surface of the southern Indian Ocean, officials confirmed today. The discovery was achieved through the deployment of an unmanned

Kigali, Rwanda - As the world marks another year of astronomical marvels, stargazers are in for a treat. From the stunning visibility of Venus to the eerie glow of the Northern Lights, 2025 promises to be an unforgettable year for those who gaze up at the stars. The celestial calendar

In a significant move, the government has gave approval to numerous projects in 2024, which are poised to bring about substantial changes to various sectors of the country. These key decisions have witnessed a surge in growth across industries. At the outset of January 2024, the cabinet approved funding for

A groundbreaking shift took place in 1915 when Harriet Payne joined the Harvard Observatory as a solo astronomer, shattering the glass ceiling that had long confined women to administrative and clerical roles. Alongside the existing female workforce of around 10-20 "computers," who performed calculations and recorded observations, Payne stood out