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Remembering Meghnad Saha, the Indian scientist who revolutionised the world of astrophysics through his Thermal Ionisation Equation

In 1920, Meghnad Saha made a revolutionary contribution to the world of astrophysics by formulating the Thermal Ionisation Equation also known as ‘Saha Equation’

London Science Museum says Lego bricks are anti-LGBT because they have ‘male and female parts that mate together’

The Science Museum in London has claimed that the Legos, the popular plastic construction toys, are anti-LGBT

Over 300 vials of deadly virus samples go missing from a lab in Australia in major biosecurity breach, probe launched

Around 323 vials of multiple infectious viruses consisting of the Hendra virus, Lyssavirus, and Hantavirus have gone missing from Queensland’s Public Health Virology Laboratory.

Union cabinet approves ‘Vigyan Dhara’ scheme by merging 3 umbrella schemes under Science & Technology Dept with an outlay of ₹10,579 crore for five...

The Union Cabinet on Saturday approved continuation of the three umbrella schemes, merged into a unified central sector scheme namely ‘Vigyan Dhara’ of Department of Science and Technology

Weaponising science to undermine govt: UK-based ‘Royal Society of Chemistry’ targets PM Modi with propaganda article after his reelection

The Royal Society of Chemistry recently published an article targeting PM Modi that claimed Modi's return has scientists worried.

ISRO launches Young Scientist Programme for school students, read details on how to apply for the YUVIKA programme

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to organise a special programme for school children called the "Young Scientist Programme", "YUva VIgyani KAryakram" (YUVIKA).

Navratri: Festival of women’s power whose religious, cultural, economic and scientific aspects are equally important, read the significance of Garba

Navratri is a celebration of women power and has close ties with religion culture, economic and science as well.

Cleaner destroys decades of groundbreaking research work by accidentally shutting off a freezer

In September 2020, a custodial worker was annoyed by the continuous alarm sound so he turned off a lab freezer. The freezer contained research samples related to solar panel development.

Columbian Medical College endorses using brain-dead women as surrogate mothers, later apologises after outrage

Colombian Medical College tendered an apology after it endorsed a controversial paper which called for using brain-dead women as surrogate mothers.

Eye movement holds clues to how humans make decisions, new research finds

A new study at University of Colorado Boulder found that human eyes can reveal information about their decisions.

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