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Will there be no ice in the Arctic region in next three years?The Arctic could see its first ice-free summer day by 2027. Scientists project ice-free periods lasting up to 71 days. Melting ice exposes ...- Researchers find long Covid might not be linked to brain damageA study from the University of Gothenburg suggests that Long Covid might not be directly linked to brain damage.
- Swedish excavators unravel ancient trading centre dating from 1600 BC at CyprusThe settlement, which flourished from 1600 to 1100 BC, lies along the shores of the Larnaca salt lake at Hala Sultan Tekke.
- 20 species of sea lettuce are present in Baltic and Scandinavian coasts: Research
- IIT Indore in collaboration with NASA-Caltech develops low-cost camera for multispectral imaging of flameDeshmukh said the low-cost DSLR camera device 'CL-Flam' was developed after nearly three years of research in collaboration with the Univer...
- Brace for more heat: India & Pakistan may see more heat waves annually in futureIndia and Pakistan could see more than usual number of heat waves per year by 2100 if the countries continue to contribute to the greenhous...
- India, Pakistan may see more heat waves annually in future: Study
- Spotify forms Safety Advisory CouncilThe group represents another step in Spotify's efforts to deal with harmful content on its audio streaming service after backlash earlier t...
- Scientists explore Thwaites, Antarctica's 'doomsday' glacier
- Covid patients at higher risk of dying after cardiac arrest, says studyThe study found that women, in particular, have the highest risk.
- India ranks 77 in global bribery risk matrixAccording to this year's data, North Korea, Turkmenistan, South Sudan, Venezuela and Eritrea present the highest commercial bribery risk, w...
- Boys who hit puberty early likely to develop type 2 diabetes in adulthoodEarly puberty could be a novel independent risk factor for type 2 diabetes in men.
- New cholera vaccine in clinical stage promises to end supply shortageCholera is an acute diarrheal infection caused by food or water carrying the vibrio cholerae bacteria.
- Swedish Academy names literature professor, Mats Malm, as new secretaryPrevious secretary Sara Danius was forced to step down amid her husband Jean-Claude Arnault's #MeToo scandal.
- Early onset of diabetes may cut girls' lifespan by 18 yearsLondon, Aug 11 (IANS) Girls who develop Type-1 diabetes before the age of ten die an average of nearly 18 years earlier than those who do n...
- Tata Tech opens 20-million pound innovation centre in WarwickThe new facility will create 200 new engineering jobs and will serve England and Europe and is following growth in its business across the ...
- Maharashtra educationist's daughter Nila Vikhe Patil named Sweden PMO advisorNila would be working with Kjell Stefan Lofven, the Prime Minister of Sweden since 2014 and the leader of the Social Democrats since 2012.
- Artificial intelligence software mimics children's learningExperts develop software to imitate aspects of a child's cognitive development to learn basic arithmetic, logic and grammar without any pre...
- Computer games may give you larger English vocabularyScientists have found that those who play computer games regularly have a larger English vocabulary than non-players.
- Climate sensitivity greater than previously believedThe climate may be more sensitive to emissions caused by human activity than previously believed, owing to the reduced effects of the green...
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