New virus putting tiger population at threat of extinction Business Standard
A new research has observed that a new virus called canine distemper virus (CDV) is proving to be a threat to the tiger populations in the wild. According to a new study from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and its partners, CDV has the potential to be ...
Deadly virus pushing tigers towards extinctionPress Trust of India
Tiger Extinction Risk Raised Further with Spread of Deadly Disease, WCS SaysInternational Business Times UK
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A new research has observed that a new virus called canine distemper virus (CDV) is proving to be a threat to the tiger populations in the wild. According to a new study from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and its partners, CDV has the potential to be ...
Deadly virus pushing tigers towards extinction
Tiger Extinction Risk Raised Further with Spread of Deadly Disease, WCS Says
Synthetic biology key to space exploration Times of India
WASHINGTON: Synthetic biology may hold the key to manned space exploration of the Moon and Mars, say scientists. Researchers have found that biomanufacturing based on microbes could make travel to and settlement of extraterrestrial locations more ...
Why Synthetic Biology Could Be the Key to Space TravelPopular Mechanics
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Synthetic Biology Could Supply Food, Fuel on Mission to MarsDiscovery News
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WASHINGTON: Synthetic biology may hold the key to manned space exploration of the Moon and Mars, say scientists. Researchers have found that biomanufacturing based on microbes could make travel to and settlement of extraterrestrial locations more ...
Why Synthetic Biology Could Be the Key to Space Travel
Synthetic biology is key to living on Mars
Synthetic Biology Could Supply Food, Fuel on Mission to Mars
Tiny scallops bots to help heal your body Ahmedabad Mirror
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Germany have developed a tiny robot that doesn't require an engine or batteries and is small enough to travel through the bloodstream. In their paper published in Nature Communications, the researchers describe ...
Micro Robots to 'Swim' Through Human BodyeWeek
Robotic 'Scallop' Can Swim Through Eye Fluid And Deliver DrugsHeadlines & Global News
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Researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Germany have developed a tiny robot that doesn't require an engine or batteries and is small enough to travel through the bloodstream. In their paper published in Nature Communications, the researchers describe ...
Micro Robots to 'Swim' Through Human Body
Robotic 'Scallop' Can Swim Through Eye Fluid And Deliver Drugs
These microscopic robots can swim through your eyeball fluids
Plan a virtual visit to the world's largest particle physics laboratory I am in dna of India
Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai, is organising a virtual visit to CMS and ATLAS, the largest facilities of Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which is the world's most powerful particle accelerator on November 10 and 11. The event is open to students of classes 8 till ...
Students to get virtual trip to Hadron ColliderThe Asian Age
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Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai, is organising a virtual visit to CMS and ATLAS, the largest facilities of Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which is the world's most powerful particle accelerator on November 10 and 11. The event is open to students of classes 8 till ...
Students to get virtual trip to Hadron Collider
ALMA telescope spies a planetary system in process of being born Los Angeles Times
With amazing clarity, astronomers have spied a solar system in the act of being born. At the center is HL Tau, an infant star that is believed to be no more than 1 million years old. It is surrounded by hazy, concentric rings of material that scientists say will ...
'Revolutionary' planet formation around star captured by astronomers (PHOTOS ...RT
Telescopes capture best-ever image of planetary formationFox News Latino
New image reveals planet's birth in astonishing detailBusiness Standard
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With amazing clarity, astronomers have spied a solar system in the act of being born. At the center is HL Tau, an infant star that is believed to be no more than 1 million years old. It is surrounded by hazy, concentric rings of material that scientists say will ...
'Revolutionary' planet formation around star captured by astronomers (PHOTOS ...
Telescopes capture best-ever image of planetary formation
New image reveals planet's birth in astonishing detail
Supercomputing capability a critical gap: MP The Hindu
India's supercomputing capability, which now lagged behind that of China and was “a critical gap,” had to be strengthened, said Ashwani Kumar, Chairman, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science & Technology, Environment and Forest. The previous ...
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India's supercomputing capability, which now lagged behind that of China and was “a critical gap,” had to be strengthened, said Ashwani Kumar, Chairman, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science & Technology, Environment and Forest. The previous ...
Rare 2.5-billion-year-old rocks reveal hot spot of sulfur-breathing bacteria Science Codex
Wriggle your toes in a marsh's mucky bottom sediment and you'll probably inhale a rotten egg smell, the distinctive odor of hydrogen sulfide gas. That's the biochemical signature of sulfur-using bacteria, one of Earth's most ancient and widespread life forms.
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Wriggle your toes in a marsh's mucky bottom sediment and you'll probably inhale a rotten egg smell, the distinctive odor of hydrogen sulfide gas. That's the biochemical signature of sulfur-using bacteria, one of Earth's most ancient and widespread life forms.
T N Ninan: Win-win on carbon Business Standard
One of the blunders in India's recent diplomacy was the decision to team up with China in the climate change negotiations that took place at Copenhagen in 2009. India got little if anything out of the meeting while China, which was facing a lot of heat because ...
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One of the blunders in India's recent diplomacy was the decision to team up with China in the climate change negotiations that took place at Copenhagen in 2009. India got little if anything out of the meeting while China, which was facing a lot of heat because ...
Hubble surveys debris-strewn exoplanetary construction yards Astronomy Magazine
These dusty disks were imaged around stars as young as 10 million years old and as mature as more than 1 billion years old. By STScl, Baltimore, Maryland | Published: Friday, November 07, 2014. RELATED TOPICS: STARS | EXOPLANETS · Circumstellar ...
Week's Best Space Pictures: Rover Drills, Stars Collide, and a Rocket LaunchesNational Geographic
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Hubble Telescope Images Demonstrate Star System DiversityThe Utah People's Post
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These dusty disks were imaged around stars as young as 10 million years old and as mature as more than 1 billion years old. By STScl, Baltimore, Maryland | Published: Friday, November 07, 2014. RELATED TOPICS: STARS | EXOPLANETS · Circumstellar ...
Week's Best Space Pictures: Rover Drills, Stars Collide, and a Rocket Launches
Hubble spots massive 'eye in the sky' that reveal massive dust clouds left as ...
Hubble Telescope Images Demonstrate Star System Diversity
More Researchers, Scientists Are Using Social Media University Herald
Facebook (Photo : Oregon State University) More academic researchers are turning to social media to get their work noticed, according to a recent study. More academic researchers are turning to social media to get their work noticed, according to a recent ...
Greater use of social media gets scientists noticedR & D Magazine
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Facebook (Photo : Oregon State University) More academic researchers are turning to social media to get their work noticed, according to a recent study. More academic researchers are turning to social media to get their work noticed, according to a recent ...
Greater use of social media gets scientists noticed
Greater use of social media gets science, scientists noticed
Social media helps get science work noticed
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