New Delhi, December 15 (Agencies): The National Testing Agency (NTA) has not released the raw marks of the candidates who appeared for JEE Main 2025. However, Careers360 team has done an analysis based on previous year trends and provided data on expected marks vs percentile for JEE Main 2025. According

BEIJING, CHINA - A recent report by the China Association for Science and Technology revealed significant improvements in academic influence and quality in China's scientific journals over the past decade. The Blue Book on China's Scientific Journal Development (2024), the latest installment in an annual series, highlights gains made in

KARANCHI, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: In a recent turn, feminist science has come up with a revolutionary theory, questioning the dominance of men in scientific disciplines. The concept seeks to examine how gender and power dynamics shape scientific knowledge. The argument behind this criticism revolves around the fact that the natural sciences,

Sahiwal: A Science Exhibition Featuring AI-Based Models and Innovative Projects Attracts Hundreds of Students on Wednesday. A science exhibition showcasing the innovative projects and ideas of students from public sector colleges in the Sahiwal division attracted around 500 students, including girls mostly, who showcased their projects based on Artificial Intelligence

JAMMU, DEC 22 A day-long cardiac awareness-cum-health check-up camp was organized by the Head Department of Cardiology at GMC Jammu, with a focus on fostering a healthy lifestyle and reducing morbidity and socioeconomic burden. The event was initiated by Dr Sushil Sharma, who emphasized the importance of integrating science and

Melbourne, Australia - Scientists at Monash Children's Hospital have made a groundbreaking discovery in the fight against brain injuries in extremely premature babies. Researchers successfully collected and reinfused umbilical cord blood cells from incredibly small infants, paving the way for a potential new treatment option that could prevent lifelong challenges

A significant earthquake struck South Africa on Sunday, registering a magnitude of 5.48, according to data from the German Research Center for Geosciences (GFZ). The epicenter of the quake was located at an astonishing depth of just 10 kilometers below the surface. The seismic event highlights the region's underlying

LONDON, DEC 15 - In a surprising culinary shift, spring vegetables have become the latest must-have ingredient among London's most fashionable foodies. No longer confined to the holiday table as an unwanted side dish, crispy Brussels sprouts and their Brassica cousins are now taking center stage at some of the

New York, USA (Alayaran.com): A groundbreaking research conducted by NASA scientists using the triple oxygen isotope technique has shed light on the origins of water on the Moon's surface. The study, published this week in the PNAS journal, suggests that one of the main contributors to lunar water is

Students looking to ace the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering or GATE 2025 need a well-structured plan to guide them through the rigorous exam preparation. Organized by the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, this year's GATE examination will put over 9 lakh students to the test. With the increasing importance

A team of researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery that is shedding new light on the human body's most basic functions. Scientists at Stanford University, led by Nobel Prize winner Andrew Fire, have found strange entities known as "obelisks" living inside human bodies, challenging our current understanding of life and

A delegation of scientific apparatus manufacturers in Ambala Cantonment has implored the Central government for support and favourable policies to revitalize their struggling local science industry. The Ambala Scientific Instruments Manufacturers' Association (ASIMA) emphasized several demands during a pre-Budget meeting with Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, citing concerns that would

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - A group of five women scientists from Australia and New Zealand has been awarded a prestigious L'Oréal-UNESCO fellowship, marking a significant step forward in their groundbreaking research into the treatment of mental health and wellbeing. Dr. Brittany Mitchell, Dr. Mengyu Li, and three other researchers will receive

BATON ROUGE, LA - Louisiana State University's (LSU) Division of Computer Science and Engineering recently honored alumnus Mohit "Mo" Vij, president, CEO, and engineer at 365Labs, with its prestigious 2024 Hall of Distinction Eye of the Tiger Innovator Award. Vij was chosen for his visionary leadership, groundbreaking innovation, and enduring

In a remarkable turn of events, two Russian scientists' attempt to conserve Russia's endangered Amur tiger species through captive-born cubs has resulted in an unprecedented love story between two adult tigers. In 2014, Boris and Svetlaya, the orphaned Amur tiger cubs released into the wild as part of a conservation

A gathering of enthusiastic seventh-graders from Poynette Middle School took place in Madison, Wisconsin, as they competed in the second annual science fair on Thursday afternoon. The students showcased their scientific prowess by presenting their projects to their community. The middle-schoolers demonstrated impressive research skills and critical thinking abilities, creating

A team of ichthyologists has made a groundbreaking discovery in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of the Maldives, uncovering a new species of damselfish that inhabits deep-sea coral reefs. The newly identified fish, named Chromis abadhah, boasts an impressive array of adaptations that enable it to thrive in the

In a bid to counter the decades-old stereotype that science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) careers are male-dominated domains, a new generation of women is shattering expectations and pursuing their passion with unwavering determination. Dr. Emily Roycroft, Dr. Leah Smith, and three other esteemed scientists - Dr. Brittany Mitchell, Dr.

Mumbai, [Current Date] - The initial public offering (IPO) of digital payments platform Sai Life Sciences saw a strong response from investors on the second day of bidding process, with the Rs 3,042 crore issue subscribed 1.25 times. The issue, which is a fresh issue of 1.73

A recent field trip by geology faculty Dr. Onema Adojoh and Nathan Limbaugh to the Paragon Star Sports Complex in Lee’s Summit, Kansas City, has left 14 NorthWest Missouri State University students with a newfound understanding of geomorphic landscapes and potential career paths in environmental protection. During their expedition

BANGALORE, Dec 12 (PTI): In a boost to science education in government schools, Syngene International Ltd. has announced the winners of its third edition of the annual science quiz, Synquizitive. The competition, which was a resounding success with over 200 participating government schools across Bangalore, Dakshin Kannada and Hyderabad, aimed

Study 1: Controlled Experimental Setup The researchers created three versions of a language model: GPT-2, GPT-2 with partisan fine-tuning (using US Republican and Democratic Twitter data), and a vanilla version without fine-tuning.They then generated ingroup (positive) and outgroup (negative) sentences from each model using logistic regression.The results showed

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced plans to implement a dual-level structure for Science and Social Science in Classes 9 and 10, beginning with the 2026-27 academic session. This move aims to alleviate academic pressure by providing personalised learning pathways, allowing students to progress at their own

Kolkata, December 11 (Alayaran.com) - The Indian stock market witnessed a strong demand from investors for three mainboard IPOs, namely Vishal Mega Mart, Mobikwik, and Sai Life Sciences, which opened for subscription on Monday. According to grey market trends, both Mobikwik and Vishal Mega Mart shares have shown healthy

Baltimore, MD - In a remarkable display of astronomical observation, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured sharp images of clouds, winds, storms, vortices, and the behavior of Jupiter's Great Red Spot (GRS). The telescope, launched in 1990, continues to provide unparalleled insights into our solar system's largest planet. Hubble's observations