Science

Shubha Tole, a neuroscientist at TIFR, has been elected as the first president of IBRO from a developing country. Her appointment is a significant shift in leadership perspective, bringing attention to challenges faced by researchers in developing nations

FDA approves Traumagel, a plant-based gel that quickly halts bleeding, aiding first responders and military in saving lives during critical trauma situations.

A study by Indian researchers revealed a surprising 8-10 Kelvin drop in lunar temperatures during the 2020 lockdown, showcasing the effects of Earth's human activities on the Moon.

A study using satellite data finds 1.18 billion people in energy poverty, higher than official estimates. This highlights the urgent need for reliable, affordable energy access, especially in regions like Africa and South Asia.

Like every year, 2023 brought a mix of scientific news. Some were positive, particularly in fields like medicine and space science.

A report from National Science Foundation's solar telescope in Hawaii has helped identify cause of Sun's mysterious magnetic fields.

In a new study charting whether and by how much we have surpassed nine “planetary boundaries,” scientists warn that human activity is turning

Earth experienced a coronal mass ejection (CME) on Saturday, resulting in a 22 nT disturbance to our planet's magnetic field

Studies have shown, over 50 million is currently at risk from groundwater arsenic contamination in India, especially in Ganga River basin. 

In today's fast-paced world, monitoring the quality of the air we breathe has become increasingly important. With increasing levels