Recently, the former chief of CSIR, Shekhar Mande, made a sensational claim that paid publishing in science has killed the peer review system.
Sri Lanka merely has enough petrol to span a single day, and the country's new prime minister has cautioned that power shortages could last up to 15 hours every day, as it confront its biggest economic crisis ever since independence in 1948.
A new study published in Molecular Pharmaceutics has found that the plant virus, Cowpea Mosaic Virus, kills cancer cells in humans.
To make everything more inclusive, Google has rolled out a new feature that corrects your sentences with language that is considered woke and inclusive.
UK researchers find that walking fast will let people live 16 years longer because brisk walking will result in longer telomeres.
For decades, researchers have speculated that life may have originated on Earth near ocean vents. But this new discovery could dramatically rewrite the history of life on Earth.
According to a recent study scientists has for first time found microplastics in human blood and it may be transported to the organs via the bloodstream.
The claim that extra money with parents actually changed babies' brain now has scientific evidence. The study finally puts an end to an age old question on whether the financial situation of the parents truly matter or not when raising babies.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted in 2018 that a future Tesla Roadster will have a "SpaceX option package" with "10 small rocket thrusters arranged seamlessly around the car" to improve performance. More than three years later, there is still no Roadster that we've seen.
Appalachian families have been passing a rare genetic blood condition for more than a century. These people live in the isolated hollows of rural Kentucky. These people were known as the blue Combses and blue Fugates. What this rare genetic condition actually is? This condition turn skin into a disarming shade of blue. This is the true story of the Blue People of Kentucky.