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Lupin partner Sandoz launches RanluspecTM across Europe for retinal disease treatmentLupin Ltd has partnered with Sandoz to launch RanluspecTM, a biosimilar for Ranibizumab, across Europe. This launch will help to improve ac...- Why scientists call PJ.2.1 a ‘jump’ variant: The COVID strain that arrived with dozens of mutations at once and spreads by gripping your cells more tightlyA new variant of SARS-CoV-2, named PJ.2.1, was detected in Canada and has spread globally. It has over 25 mutations in its spike protein, w...
- Dario Amodei says AI could make cancer, Alzheimer’s ‘relics of the past’ in less than a decade as Anthropic expands AI-driven drug discovery pushAnthropic is collaborating with several pharmaceutical companies to utilize AI in drug development processes. These partnerships aim to imp...
- MIT researchers traced the family history of over 1 million cells in developing mouse embryos; the map revealed when cells began becoming different organsA research team from MIT has mapped the lineage of over a million cells in mouse embryos. This extensive study reveals how cells decide to ...
- In 2025, over 1,000 volunteers searched telescope images for galaxies that bend light; they helped find 497 possible cosmic lensesVolunteers from around the world are actively participating in the Space Warps project to analyze galaxy images. They help identify rare gr...
- HEG Advanced Materials shares gain 5% after subsidiary secures Rs 610 crore incentive under ECMSHEG Advanced Materials shares rise 5% after subsidiary TACC receives ₹609.50 crore incentive approval under the ECMS scheme for its Dewas s...
- Govt bans export of unsorted battery waste, scrapThe government has implemented a ban on the export of unsorted waste and scrap from certain batteries. This ban applies specifically to pri...
- UN body agrees to postpone review of US rights record after Trump administration snubThe UN Human Rights Council has postponed its review of the United States' human rights record until January after the Trump administration...
- AI can now build an OS from scratch, claims AnthropicIn just eight days, Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.2 created a functional prototype operating system. This involved more than 1,000 dedicated A...
- US lawmakers introduce bill to make Diwali a federal holiday, 19 representatives back proposalUS lawmakers have reintroduced the Diwali Day Act in the House of Representatives, seeking to designate the festival as a federal holiday. ...
- 'Liquid biopsy can ease financial burden for cancer patients': Scientists on how a $1,000 test could save $10,000 in treatment costsLiquid biopsy, a blood-based test that detects and analyses cancer-related biomarkers, is gaining ground as a tool to monitor disease progr...
- MIT scientists built over 400 tiny ecosystems with 12 to 20 bacterial species; after adding an outsider, the more changeable communities were easier to invadeResearchers at MIT have discovered that chaotic ecosystems easily accept new species while stable ones resist invasion. Conventional ecolog...
- Northwestern scientists put tiny particles in liquid under an electric field; they began moving together without touching, and the liquid carried the signalsEngineers at Northwestern University have made a fascinating discovery: tiny plastic spheres can synchronize their movements within a liqui...
- DLF to invest Rs 3,750 crore for majority stake in JV with Everstone for IREO assetsDLF plans to invest Rs 3,750 crore to obtain a majority stake in a partnership with EverstoneGroup. The joint venture will focus on IREO Pr...
- Ramayana movie in USA: Release date, tickets, advance booking and live streamingMark your calendars for the global cinematic debut of Ramayana: Rise of a Legend on November 5, 2026. This epic film stars renowned actors ...
- MIT scientists shone patterned light on starfish egg cells carrying a modified enzyme; the cells moved and changed shape, and some were stretched into squaresIn a groundbreaking study, scientists have engineered starfish egg cells to respond to light stimuli, allowing them to dynamically alter th...
- Israel's president Herzog takes first steps on building new government after accepting election resultsIsraeli President Isaac Herzog has accepted the election results and started consultations with party leaders. Netanyahu's bloc lost its ma...
- With most drug candidates failing in humans, India’s draft rules bet on the wrong science in animal lab testingRecent draft rules in India threaten advancements in non-animal testing for drug development and safety. The new regulations may prioritize...
- Rutgers scientists changed one gene in tiny worms to test a human kidney disease clue; the altered nerve protein fell to 15% of normal and missed its targetResearchers at Rutgers University have delved into the genetics of kidney disease by studying the miniature roundworm C. elegans. By manipu...
- UC innovations make TIME’s Best Inventions of 2026: How a pancreatic cancer drug and smarter wheelchair are changing lives?From a pancreatic cancer drug that targets KRAS mutations to a smarter power wheelchair, University of California research is reaching beyo...
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