Adults could one day grow their own replacement teeth instead of having fillings – as scientists have made a key discovery. Unlike implants...

The Circle Founders Club is a business accelerator to help scale up growth-stage startups through focused mentoring, funding support and ke...

The building and construction sector is the largest emitter of GHGs, accounting for 37% of global emissions. Historically, its progress has...

altM is Omnivore’s first investment from its third fund, which in June had its first close at $150 million. It is also the firm’s fourth in...

A new biomaterial, if injected, can repair damaged cardiac tissue.

Surgeons in France have successfully grown a nose on her arm and got it transplanted on her face on Tuesday. The surgery was a breakthrough...

Mynusco aims to create value to crop-waste, thereby encouraging farmers to avoid crop-burning.

According to the study, published in the journal Biomaterials Science, the viruses in vaccines, which train our cells to identify and vanqu...

It raised seed capital in 2010 from Ahmedabad-based venture capital firm GVFL and Series A funding last year from Accel Partners and IDG Ve...

The soft elastic material can be used to treat injured vessels or making medical devices, such as stents and prosthetic vascular grafts.

"The end result is a virus-like particle that behaves the same as a highly sophisticated material that catalyses the production of hydrogen...

A prominent Indian-American bio-engineering researcher has been named as a fellow in the US' National Academy of Inventors for his work in ...

Moms-to-be, take note! A designer in the US has developed smart maternity clothes that track the health of pregnant women and also adjust t...

DNA strands can act as a glue to hold together 3-D-printed materials that could someday be used to grow tissues and organs in the lab, a st...

Lithium batteries also contain other, even rarer materials that are hard to replace and require large energy inputs and toxic chemicals for...

Scientists have successfully developed 'artificial bones' from umbilical cord stem cells, paving way for repair of bones.

Mauli Agrawal has been made the Dean of the College of Engineering by the Texas University at San Antonio.