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Scientists Found Something Strange Under Australia, And It Looks Unnervingly FamiliarHidden below the vast expanse of the Northern Territory lies a mysterious geological phenomenon that is both intriguing and baffling, and h...- A Hidden “Shadow Continent” Beneath Australia Is Forcing Scientists to Rethink Earth’s PastScientists have uncovered a magnetic anomaly in Australia's Northern Territory, remarkably mirroring the continent's shape. This discovery,...
- Google to help build cyber protection for Australian infrastructureThe Australian government has been imposing tougher requirements on critical infrastructure operators to report and prevent cyberattacks af...
- Including evidence in question confuses ChatGPT, lowers its accuracy: studyScientists said that as large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT explode in popularity, there is potential risk to the growing number of p...
- Ocean floor 'reservoir' of plastic pollution, study findsResearch estimates 3-11 million tonnes of plastic on ocean floor, acting as a reservoir for pollution. Understanding plastic pathways cruci...
- India-Australia develop accelerator to help circular economy startupsThe new accelerator program, called Rapid Innovation and Startup Expansion (RISE), developed jointly by India and Australia will be deliver...
- India's SARAS telescope gives clues to first stars, galaxies of universeThe Shaped Antenna measurement of the background Radio Spectrum 3 (SARAS) telescope -- indigenously designed and built at RRI -- was deploy...
- IISc's 'warm' Covid vaccine effective against all major variants of concern: StudyAccording to S S Vasan, CSIRO's COVID-19 project leader and co-author of the study, the Mynvax-vaccinated mice sera show a strong response ...
- 'Novel method to understand how coronavirus evolves developed'In the study, published in the journal Transboundary and Emerging Diseases, the scientists developed a novel platform, originally used to a...
- Love white rice? A refined version with health benefits may be on your plate soonThe demand for healthier varieties of rice has been on the rise in recent years.
- DNA samples seek to uncover whale shark secretsCanberra, June 8 (IANS) An Australian scientific research agency announced on Friday that it will collect DNA samples from whale sharks at ...
- Not too fond of vegetables on your plate? This smartphone app wants to change that in 21 daysThe VegEze app aims to motivate people to add extra vegetables to their daily diets and form long-term, healthier habits.
- Deep space radio waves to help solve mysteries of universeCanberra, Nov 18 (IANS) A bright radio burst detected by Australia's Parkes telescope could help experts determine what lies between galaxi...
- NTPC, CSIRO collaborate for research in low emission techCSIRO and NTPC have signed a letter of intent for scientific collaboration and to encourage joint research activities in the area of low-em...
- Mysterious 'noodles' lurking in the Milky WayThe researchers described breakthrough observations of one of these 'lumps' that have allowed them to make the first estimate of its shape.
- 99% sea birds will have plastic in their guts by 2050Nearly 60 percent of seabird species like penguins, gulls and albatrosses have plastic in their gut and by 2050 this may rise to 99 percent...
- First twitter tool gauges world's emotions in real-timeAustralian scientists have developed the world's first Twitter tool that can map moods around the globe in real-time to help improve the al...
- Solar gas technology has great potential for India: StudySolar gas technology has great potential for India for securing its energy needs, a new study has found.
- Indian rice Swarna among most healthy varieties globallyIndian rice Swarna is amongst the most healthy varieties key food staple as researchers have found it has low risk of diabetes.
- Now, a software that predicts pollutants' pathResearchers in Australia claim to have developed a software that can predict which way airborne odours and pollutants, from farms or factor...
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