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In the 1960s, Sudbury's nickel smelters turned Ontario's lakes acidic, and tiny creatures evolved to survive, but when the pollution cleared, something unexpected happenedScientists witnessed evolution in action as a tiny copepod species, Leptodiaptomus minutus, adapted to acidic lakes in Killarney Provincial...- Nvidia invests $2 billion in Synopsys to boost AI and chip design partnershipNvidia and Synopsys have started a new partnership to work together on AI and advanced computing tools. Nvidia also invested money in Synop...
- Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation: Why scotland’s first female minister stepped down after decades in politicsNicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s first female minister, has resigned after 27 years in politics, marking the end of an era. Her leadership saw m...
- Satcom providers divided over licensing norms for satellite earth station gatewaysSatellite earth station gateway (SESG) licensing requirements are causing a rift among satcom providers. Some argue for a separate, light-t...
- Fully ready, awaiting nod from govt: Sunil Mittal on launch of OneWeb satellite servicesBharti Chairman Sunil Mittal announced that OneWeb satellite service is ready and awaiting government approval to launch. The company has t...
- Trade marketing scheme soon to assist small companies board ONDCThe government's Trade Enablement & Marketing (TEAM) scheme will support micro and small enterprises (MSE) in leveraging the Open Network f...
- Multi-institutional team tracks virus behind India's lumpy skin cattleIISc team led by Utpal Tatu researched LSDV strains in India, revealing high genetic variations impacting vaccine development. The study hi...
- IAMAI opposes revenue sharing between OTTs and telcosIAMAI, in a statement, said bodies such as the Cellular Operators' Association of India have been advocating for a model where the sending ...
- Ian Blackford steps down from SNP leader post at Westminster. This is what he saidAfter multiple attempts by the SNP MPs to forcibly expel Ian Blackford from the SNP leader position, he finally submitted his resignation i...
- Coronavirus genomes in India have 5.39% mutation similarity with 72 nations: StudyCoronavirus genomes in India have 5.39 percent mutation similarity with 72 nations, found a study by a group of researchers trying to ident...
- Scientists working on genomic sequences of SARS-CoV-2 to find answer to combat COVID-19As per the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the study is sponsored by Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB).
- Genes behind evolution of human skin colour identifiedNew York, Oct 13 (IANS) Scientists have identified new genetic variants that sheds light on genetics of skin colour, human evolution as wel...
- Swiss-led research team identifies new life-expectancy markersGeneva, July 28 (IANS) A Swiss-led team conducting research on life expectancy said on Thursday it had identified the largest-ever number o...
- Genetic tool created to identify risk of heart diseaseLondon, Sep 24 (IANS) To identify individuals at risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) much earlier and improve its prevention, a new geneti...
- New gene therapy technique can stop the spread of malignant cancer cellsThe therapy could be used alongside chemotherapy to treat early-stage breast cancer tumours before they spread.
- DNA test may predict academic achievement: studyA genetic score comprising 20,000 DNA variants explains almost 10 per cent of the differences between children's educational attainment at ...
- Insurance e-commerce: Flash sales of policies may be coming soonIn order to increase penetration, IRDAI is opening up the distribution space for e-commerce in insurance products.
- Schizophrenia not a single disease: StudySchizophrenia is not a single disease but a group of eight genetically distinct disorders, each with its own set of symptoms, scientists ha...
- Genetic testing poised to take off in India, but is it accurate?Errors are not unknown in many clinical tests, including some of the most common ones. So we should not be surprised if there were a few in...
- 22 locations in human genome tied to schizophrenia identifiedScientists have identified 22 locations, including 13 newly discovered, in the human genome that are believed to play a role in causing sch...
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