A long-term study reveals encouraging trends for marine turtles in Odisha, Andaman and Nicobar, and the Lakshadweep Islands, while climate change and ecological shifts pose new conservation challenges across India's coasts.

A new hydrophobic graphene-based material developed by IITB scientists could support efforts to address fresh water crisis

Researchers rediscovered the ancient velvet worm species Typhloperipatus williamsoni from Arunachal Pradesh and mapped its evolutionary tree.

The researchers used mathematical models based on the Dirac-Weyl equation to simulate how an electron in a graphene sheet would behave under external magnetic fields.

Survey across four nations highlights how identity, politics, and context shape scientists' perceptions of inequality in academia.

New research shines light on the critical pressures endangering static water bodies as cities sprawl outwards.

A chemical treatment using DSH prevents light-induced degradation in mixed halide perovskites, paving the way for more stable solar cells and LEDs.

A new study finds that using humour to communicate about topics like AI increases a scientist's likeability and credibility.

Researchers use drones and 3D modeling to accurately track the growth of Victoria amazonica without getting their feet wet.

On this World Health Day, let's take a look at the backbone of India's healthcare - Its PHCs. Primary Health Centres (PHCs) in India were established in 1952 and are the first contact point between the village community and the medical officer. During Covid-19, PHCs played a crucial role in ensuring vaccine and medical coverage reached the remotest regions in the country. Check out the infographic to learn more about India's first line of defence in healthcare.