Science & Technology

Indore Youth Redefines Global Scientific Boundaries Through Research

Madhya Pradesh: Indore Youth Redefines Global Scientific Boundaries Through Research | FP Photo Indore (Madhya Pradesh): At an age when most students are still exploring their career path, Om Trivedi from Indore has already carved a place for...

UT Expands Research on AI Accuracy and Reliability to Support Breakthroughs in Science, Technology and the Workforce

AUSTIN, Texas — A National Science Foundation artificial intelligence institute based at The University of Texas at Austin will receive continued funding for research that will improve the accuracy and reliability of AI models and lead to new drug...

Science and Tech Ministry, Indian Embassy sign cooperation deal

The POC signing event between the Ministry of Science & Technology and India in progress yesterday. The Union Minister for Science and Technology and Ambassador of the Republic of India to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar signed a Programme of...

Scientists make concerning discovery while studying ocean water samples: 'We faced a big mystery'

Scientists identified plastic as a marine pollutant by the early 1970s, whereas the term "microplastics" was coined in 2004 to describe litter in Earth's oceans — and a new study identified yet another worrisome form of plastic debris in the sea,...

Researchers explore dental floss-based method for needle-free vaccination

Researchers have developed a new method for delivering vaccines using dental floss, with early tests in animals showing that this approach can stimulate antibody production on mucosal surfaces such as those lining the nose and lungs. The study,...

Researchers need to reclaim the conversation on the value of research

The UK Public Accounts Committee’s report is right in one respect about the strategic direction and accountability of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). Despite overseeing nearly half of the government’s £20.4 billion R&D budget, the report,...

Scientists May Have Found A Way To Turn Moon Dust Into Rocket Fuel And Oxygen

While it might seem logical to think we can bring all the resources we need to build a moon base (like the one South Korea plans to put together by 2045) and thrive on the lunar surface from down here on Earth, researchers estimate it would cost...

Science ScienceAlert Incredible Ice Core Captures 12,000 Years Of European Climate History

An ice core sample from the European Alps has been the first to be dated to the last Ice Age, providing vital historical environmental data stretching back across the last 12,000 years. The discovery was made by scientists led by a team from the...

Researchers embark on $7 million initiative to understand dangerous hazard that's invading our bodies: 'This is great news'

Microplastics are everywhere — air, water, seafood, and even our bodies. Though small, their impact on the environment and human health is significant. Along the shores of Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay, a major new research effort is launching...

Scientists make concerning discovery after finding ocean creatures moving into new waters: 'Chaos'

Rising sea temperatures have impacted the spread of marine life in ways not previously understood, a surprising new study published in the journal Animals has revealed. What's happening? Researchers involved in the study used genetic testing and...

Scientist and green-card holder detained at San Francisco International Airport for more than a week, lawyer says

A Texas Lyme-disease researcher who came to the U.S. from South Korea at age 5 and is a longtime legal permanent resident was detained at San Francisco International Airport for a week, according to his lawyer. Tae Heung "Will" Kim, 40, was...

Scientists issue urgent warnings about future of vital US land: 'We don't have a lot of time'

A large California wetland has shrunk significantly, new research showed, and faces a major threat because of rising sea levels. What's happening? The Suisun Marsh, California's largest tidal wetland, is a part of the San Francisco Estuary, which...

Scientist and green-card holder detained at SFO for more than a week, lawyer says

A Texas Lyme-disease researcher who came to the U.S. from South Korea at age 5 and is a longtime legal permanent resident was detained at San Francisco International Airport for a week, according to his lawyer. Tae Heung “Will” Kim, 40, was...

Researcher seeks to save Osaka Army Arsenal as 'negative legacy'

Osaka – A military factory that was said to be the largest in the Orient was once in operation at a site now part of Osaka Castle Park at the center of the city of Osaka, and a researcher is calling for the remaining buildings to be preserved as a...

Researchers make incredible discovery using common food waste: 'Delivers immediate value'

What do coconut husks have to do with juicy summer strawberries? As it turns out — a lot. Researchers in the United Kingdom have discovered that recycled coconut coir, a fibrous by-product of coconut processing, can serve as a sustainable...

Research shows mental and emotional benefits of faith

(Photo: Getty/iStock) New research by the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life has shown that Christian faith is more likely to make a person happy, stress free and have a sense of community, than those with no faith at all. In short, being...

Scientists Believe This Major Earthquake Fault Line Is Waking Up

High up in Canada’s Yukon Territory, a seismic gun is being cocked and aimed at the little community of Dawson City—population 1,600. If a new study in the journal Geophysical Research Letters is correct, that town or one of many others in the...

Scientists stunned by discovering fast-spinning stellar object that defies physics

Astronomers have discovered a highly unusual and rare object—a fast-spinning Long Period Radio Transient (LPT) dubbed CHIME J1634+44—that challenges current understanding of stellar remnants and physics. This extraordinary celestial object...

Science AFP US, India to launch powerful Earth-monitoring satellite

A formidable new radar satellite jointly developed by the United States and India is set to launch Wednesday, designed to track subtle changes in Earth's land and ice surfaces and help predict both natural and human-caused hazards. Dubbed NISAR...