Scripps oceanography climate scientist awarded the international environmental award sponsored by Japan’s Asahi Glass Foundation
DST Inspire Fellow developing biomaterials for bone tissue regeneration
The wild crops are important biodiversity components available from natural habitat, which are neither cultivated nor domesticated
A detailed look at nutri-cereals that offer food and nutritional security
Understanding of the social behaviour of the gentle giants becomes crucial for their conservation and management
Researchers report a reference-grade whole genome sequence of a highly salt-tolerant true-mangrove species
A recent study provides important insights into how fatty acid uptake is regulated in cardiomyocytes
Study shows that waste catalysts from the energy industry deliver fresh catalysts and valuable metals
New study projects river runoff, glacier melt and seasonality of flow in rivers projected to increase in future
It implies that in the scenario of global warming, when the higher Himalaya regions are expected to respond dramatically
The supernova shines with the energy borrowed from an exotic type of neutron star
The geometry of space-time can cause neutrino oscillations through quantum effects even if neutrinos are massless
Researchers tested a therapeutic tool to facilitate diabetic wound healing in a laboratory animal model
Researchers have developed a non-expensive way to coat carbon on lithium metal oxide electrodes for lithium-ion batteries
Irrigation practices influencing precipitation patterns and risk to agriculture increasing due to climate extremes
Researchers demonstrate how a magnetised catalyst can speed up hydrogen production while bringing down the energy cost
These FEBs can serve as a useful model to study how the energy states of electrons and interactions between them in a material influence its properties
A simple, cost-effective, bio-compatible, nanogenerator that can generate electricity from mere vibrations for use in optoelectronics