DST INSPIRE Faculty Fellow uncovers regulatory role of proteins in neuronal development, paving way for modifying treatment protocols
INSPIRE faculty fellow develops human-based models to study neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism
Prof. Harish Hirani, Director, CSIR-CMERI delivered an expert talk on post-harvest technologies and potential to change the agro-economy of the north-eastern states
Department of Biotechnology announces the first 50 researchers selected for the fellowships
DST organized the event on the theme “Earth Sciences for Sustainable development”,
Conflicts can occur when people and wildlife move into the same area, or compete for the same resources, such as food
A genetic tweak that targets RNA can grow crops that yield significantly more food and show increased drought tolerance
Researchers designed and created Micronutrient Fortified Foods (fortified foods) keeping some previously overlooked factors in mind
Researchers study egg-laying behaviour of certain wasps therefore help in designing specific control measures
Researchers gain new insights into the molecular mechanism of living organisms that provide a new way of handling diseases
New study finds theoretical explanation of the existence of near-surface shear layer (NSSL) in the Sun
Study reveals previously unseen signatures with unprecedented sensitivity and details that hint at how stars form and die
A group of objects appearing and disappearing at the same time have been detected for the first time in the history of astronomy
These can be used for diagnosis of pulse rate variability in humans, robotics and bio-medical applications
A new device may help reduce frequent charging of mobile phones and other Internet of Thing (IoT) based devices
Mixed metal-based sensor is easy-to-use for detecting arsenic contamination in water and food samples in 15 minutes
Research finds that cancer cells of different sizes and stiffness are more invasive than a group of uniform cells
Researchers develop a simple and novel sensor to find out the level of antibiotics present in food and water
Scientists discover a new way that could identify the disease even at Stage I, the earliest stage
Study reports that a sensor region on human serotonin receptor that can detect cholesterol
This analysis can help building more efficient artificial micro and nano-motors used in drug delivery and bio-imaging
