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Young alumni of JSS STU guide present students on careers

MYSURUJSS Science and Technology University hosts Young Alumni Meet 2.0 with industry experts advising students on career choices.

The Hindu

Alumni visit JSS Science and Technology University in Mysuru to guide students on career prospects

Chandrakanth Booba, Director, Strategy and Analytics at Fanatics Inc and alumni from BE Electronics Department (2011) was the chief guest. Prof. A.N. Santhosh Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of the university, presided over the event.

The Hindu

There's a cheap and effective way to treat childhood diarrhea. So why is it underused?

A new study seeks to find the reasons that health-care personnel avoid the easy treatment for this potentially life-threatening condition.

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‘Joyful madness’: ANU scientist wins global prize for ‘dancing his PhD’ about kangaroos

Four-minute video features drag queens, twerking, ballerinas, a classical Indian dancer and a bunch of friends from Canberra

The Guardian - AU

CRISPR 'will provide cures for genetic diseases that were incurable before,' says renowned biochemist Virginijus Šikšnys

Live Science spoke with biochemist Virginijus Šikšnys, whose work helped establish CRISPR as a gene-editing system.

LiveScience

Humans on Mars could conduct far better science than any machine

NASA's moon-to-Mars strategy identifies science as one of three pillars upon which the agency's quest for a sustained human presence throughout the solar system is built.

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The Science Quiz | On World Cancer Day

The Hindu' science quiz on the World Cancer Day.’

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Astronomers spot unusual object falling in the black hole ‘mass gap’

Astronomers report a discovery of a mysterious object in the sky that challenges our understanding of extreme matter.

The Hindu

Mysterious virus-like 'Obelisks' found in the human gut and mouth

Scientists have uncovered a unique group of virus-like entities in the human gut and mouth.

LiveScience

Science Ministry announces first recipients of ‘Vaibhav’ fellows

The Department of Science and Technology announces the 'Vaibhav' fellowship scheme to attract Indian-origin scientists abroad for collaboration.

The Hindu

The Science Quiz | Do you know enough about the vitamins the body needs?

The Hindu’s Science Quiz on essential vitamins in the human body.

The Hindu

Vaclav Smil Is Fed Up with Climate Activism

The acclaimed environmental scientist is annoyed with the eco movement and shunning media—just when we need him most

The Walrus

Research reveals how technology, economics can help save endangered species

The world has evolved dramatically in the 50 years since the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was passed in December 1973. Two Ohio State University academics were among a group of experts invited by the journal Science to explore how the ESA has evolved and what its future may hold. Read…

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Antarctic Octopus DNA Reveals Ice Sheet Collapse Closer Than Thought

Scientists investigating how Antarctica's ice sheets retreated in the deep past have turned to an innovative approach: studying the genes of octopuses that live in its chilly waters.

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Kerbal Space Program 2 Invites You to Explore For Science!

A new update is here and it's all about the science.

The Independent UK

Reports Government plans to curb under-16s’ social media use ‘speculation’

Science minister Andrew Griffith would not be drawn on reports the Government was considering plans to restrict social media access for teenagers.

International Business Times

Shaggy Dog Yarn: Study Unravels History And Demise Of Long-haired Canine

A little-known dog lineage with fur so thick it was spun into blankets was selectively bred for millennia by Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest until its rapid demise following European colonization, a study in Science showed Thursday.

LiveScience

Astronomers discover 25 'stripped stars' that may be a missing link in supernova science

The discovery of stars with their outer layers of hydrogen stripped by companions fills a glaring hole in our understanding of supernovas and binary systems with colliding neutron stars.

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The Conversation

When authoritative sources hold onto bad data: A legal scholar explains the need for government databases to retract information

In 2004, Hwang Woo-suk was celebrated for his breakthrough discovery creating cloned human embryos, and his work was published in the prestigious journal Science. But the discovery was too good to be true; Dr. Hwang had fabricated the data. Science publicly retracted the article and assembled a team to investigate…

The Independent UK

Molecules ‘entangled’ in major physics breakthrough could advance quantum computing

Study key step in demonstrating that molecules can be viable platform for quantum science

The Hindu

What is Diel Vertical Migration and its role in carbon sequestration?

In this week’s science newsletter, Arkatapa Basu, writes on Diel Vertical Migration and its role in carbon sequestration?

The Hindu

Giant rabies study with 50,000 dogs says only vaccines can stop disease

Katie Hampson's 15-year study of rabies in Tanzania reveals individual dog behaviour plays a key role in its endemic nature. Through contact tracing, brain samples, and modelling, researchers found that rabies spreads locally, with few "super-spreader" dogs, and that vaccination is the only effective way to prevent it. Culling was…

The Hindu

The Science Quiz | Wellness in a digital age

The Hindu’s Science quiz on wellness in the digital age.

LiveScience

Cats' dazzling eye colors may come from 1 unusual ancestor

The cat family has an amazing array of eye colors stemming from one unusual ancestor.

The Guardian - UK

10,000 naps a day: how chinstrap penguins survive on microsleeps

Scientists studying the birds in Antarctica have found they snooze for 11 hours a day without falling deeply asleep

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