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Virus-infected bacteria can aid in fight against climate change
New York– Viruses do not always kill their microbial hosts, say researchers who found that virus-infected bacteria could thus provide…
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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…
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Meat-eating humans shoving large animals toward extinction
New York– Increased consumption of meat by humans has led to the decrease in the number of at least 200…
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Earth may not appear as blue by 2100: MIT study
New York– Owing to climate change surface of the oceans will change colour by end of 21st century leading our…
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Indian origin team develops model for safer self-driving cars
CAMBRIDGE, MA–A team of Indian American researchers has developed a novel model that uses human inputs to uncover Artificial Intelligence…
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Your uncle’s genes may decide your longevity: Study
London– The key to longevity can probably be found in the genes of your long-living uncles and aunts and not…
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Repeated fast radio bursts from space make ‘alien life’ theories alive
Washington–Astronomers, including some of Indian origin, have detected repeating energy bursts from a single source from deep space for the…
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Eat less meat to meet climate targets: Study
New Delhi– The livestock sector could use almost half of the 1.5 degrees Celsius greenhouse gas emission budget allowed by…
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Harvard University Physics Chair Subir Sachdev: “It is Very Harmful to Make False Claims About India’s Contribution” to Science and Technology
CAMBRIDGE, MA— Prof. Subir Sachdev, the Herchel Smith Professor of Physics and Chair of the Department of Physics at Harvard…
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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…
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