Partnership to support women leading climate action
By N. LOTHUNGBENI HUMTSOE
New Delhi-- Under the leadership of the Government of Maharashtra, L'Oreal India and the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) have...
NASA’s InSight Mars lander records largest-ever monster quake on Red Planet
Washington-- NASA's InSight Mars lander has detected the largest ever monster quake on the Red Planet.
The quake estimated to be of magnitude 5 occurred...
Moon once shared magnetic field with Earth, protecting atmosphere
New York-- The Moon played a huge role in the evolution of life on Earth as a new study suggests that our natural satellite...
How bacteria may help make sustainable, super-efficient rocket fuel
New York-- Scientists have used a molecule made by bacteria to develop a new class of sustainable biofuels powerful enough to launch rockets.
A team...
Safe male birth control ‘pill’ in the offing
New York-- Targeting an enzyme present in testes cells which give rise to sperm, researchers, including an Indian-origin reproductive biologist, have discovered a novel...
Northeastern professor Auroop Ganguly on storm of uncertainty in climate change
By Aria Bacci
News at Northeastern
Climate change isn’t a monolith. It’s characterized by the melting of ice caps over time as much as by a...
Two Indian-Americans win first place in science contest
New York--Breaking a three-year dry spell for Indian-Americans, two 17-year-old high school students have won the top prize of $150,000 with their medical-related projects...
New 3D-printed chip to mimic effect of drug on body, end animal tests
London-- UK scientists have developed a pioneering 3D-printed "body-on-chip" device that mimics the effect of medicines on the human body, eliminating the need for...
Your genes may determine how marriage will fare: Study
New York-- Do you think you could lead a happy married life? The answer is in your genes, a new study has said.
Although prior...
Harvard’s Musunuru and five other Indian-Americans among early-career scientists honored by President Obama
By INE Wire
CANBRIDGE, MA--President Obama has named 106 researchers, including six of Indian origin, as recipients of the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists...
