A shot a month

India develops advanced insulin for diabetics

Homoeopathy goes nano

Anti-cancer potential of yellow jessamine can be enhanced  

Science & Technology - Briefs

Tracing the essential

When it comes to selenium, vegetarians may be deficient  

Strengthening the fragile

Scientists have started taking osteoporosis more seriously

Killer beverage

Coffee beans are pesticides  

Fear of asteroids is expensive

Unmanned space missions can be as helpful in garnering knowledge of outer space

Teething adults

Amino acid called proline can regenerate decaying teeth

Fat eases pain

Omega-3 fatty acids are good analgesics  

Towards least resistance

New strategies to combat TB

Arsenic trap

Silver nanoparticles caged in aluminium can rid water of arsenic

Bytes

A nickel for oxygen

AI-led robotic lab develops enzyme to withstand higher temperatures without human intervention. How it works

Model does not replace human researchers but rather enhances their capabilities, say authors

Are we about to see a rare green comet light up the sky? An expert on what to expect from Nishimura

Nishimura would swing closer to the Sun than the orbit of Mercury this month

Simply Put: Pollution’s solution

Internet, the new water. Let’s not convert it into opium

Internet shutdowns can take unimaginable tolls

New study finds Mars’ core less dense that Earth’s. How it impacts the Red Planet

Unlike Earth's core, Mars' innermost layer cannot generate magnetic field

How scientists solved a centuries-old mystery

UK scientists discovered a rare form of star collision

China’s Dragon Man belongs to a new species of humans

The hominid was a male, about 50 years old, who had a high energy lifestyle

These mites living on your face may go extinct and that's not good news

Demodex keeps skin pores clean

Under stress

Biodiversity at risk in protected forest areas

Silk route to preservation

Protein in fibre can replace expensive ways to store drugs

Our own microbe catalogue

First genetic map of the microbes found in a healthy human body

Polymeristic world

Conducting polymers are modifying items of everyday use