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Scientists discover ancient Antarctic fish fossil with a perfectly preserved skullA remarkable fish fossil from Antarctica offers a clear view of early evolution. Koharalepis jarviki, a 380-million-year-old specimen, reve...- These are Australia’s top universities for international students in 2026Australia's universities are gaining global recognition. The Times Higher Education Australia University Rankings 2026 highlight 37 institu...
- India, Australia push for deeper education ties as AIESC meet kicks offUnion Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan met with his Australian counterpart Jason Clare in New Delhi for the 3rd Australia-India Educat...
- Scientists reconstruct the face of the world's richest man ever, who was obese, bald, sick, and had dental problemsScientists have reconstructed the face of Amenhotep III, an ancient Egyptian king and one of history's wealthiest individuals. This achieve...
- Saved from whaling, blue whales now face threat from global warming, human activities: StudyBlue whales, the largest animals, face challenges like global warming, pollution, and disrupted food sources. Genetic variations exist amon...
- Climate change threatens children's health: Study links extreme temperatures to preterm birthsA recent study conducted by researchers at The University of Western Australia reveals that exposure to extreme temperatures caused by clim...
- Patients with chronic joint & muscle disorders to increase by 115 % by 2050The musculoskeletal disorders were prevalent at 47.4 per cent higher in women than in men and increased with age to peak at 65-69 years in ...
- 7 ways to prevent endangered animals from extinctionMore than 1 million plant and animal species face extinction.
- Uber Eats-Amita Gupta case calls for gig worker law reform: StudyGupta had sued Uber Eats in 2019, claiming that she was only paid A$300 for 96 hours of work.
- World no closer to answer on COVID origins despite WHO probe: ExpertIn January, a team of scientists picked by the WHO visited hospitals and research institutes in Wuhan, the central Chinese city where the c...
- 'Obesity paradox' decoded: Being overweight increases risk of diabetes but helps improve survival in cancer patientsWHO estimates at least 2.8 million people die each year as a result of being overweight or obese.
- Artificial intelligence system can identify your personality from eye movementsResearchers tracked the eye movements of 42 participants as they undertook everyday tasks around a university campus, and subsequently asse...
- AI can reveal your personality via eye movementsSydney, July 28 (IANS) Researchers have developed an Artificial intelligence (AI)-based system that can reveal your personality type just b...
- Ancient snakes both like eels, burrowed like wormsCanberra, Aug 23 (IANS) Ancient snakes may have been more adept at moving through water and living underground than their contemporary coun...
- Indonesian hobbits not related to modern human ancestor: StudySydney, April 22 (IANS) Homo floresiensis, a species of tiny human discovered on the Indonesian island of Flores in 2003, most likely evolv...
- 150-year-old evolutionary mystery solved: Iconic Kiwi actually once flewScientists have for the first time ever solved a 150-year-old evolutionary mystery — the iconic kiwi actually once flew. Australia can no l...
- Scientists discover vast undersea freshwater reservesAustralian researchers said on Thursday they had established the existence of vast freshwater reserves trapped beneath the ocean floor whic...
- Well-being index to be included in Assam Human Development Report 2014Assam will include well being index in the Assam Human Development Report which is under preparation.
- Australia tops developed nations in extinction 'Red List'Australia has been rated as the worst-hit among the developed nations witnessing the extinction of mammals on the earth.
- South Australia woos Indian studentsIf you thought getting admission to the best universities of the US and the UK was your only option for a ‘foreign degree’, think again.
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