Genetic Typing of Tuberculosis Isolates in Kerala Reveals Rare BCG Disease Cases
A seven-year study of 239 tuberculosis complex isolates at a Kerala tertiary care centre found M. tuberculosis dominated while M. ...
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OceanEyes Turns India’s Coastlines Into a Living Lab for Marine Life
A new citizen science app developed by India's Ministry of Earth Sciences is turning smartphones into research-grade sensors for documenting ...
Custom Fine-Tuned Transformer Outperforms GPT-4 at Spotting Indian Fake News
Researchers in India have built a custom fine-tuned BERT-based framework that outperforms classical machine learning, deep learning baselines, and GPT-3.5 ...
Tiny Reef-Builders: Bryozoans Turn Artificial Panels into Thriving Microhabitats
A year-long experiment in India's Gulf of Mannar reveals that encrusting bryozoans selectively colonise ceramic and terracotta surfaces, where they ...
After the Pandemic Moved Life Online, a New Survey Reveals Who Is Most Exposed to Cybercrime
A survey of 1,280 residents in Tripura, India, finds near-universal internet use but persistent gaps between cybercrime awareness and actual ...
Beyond Conflict: New Framework Maps India’s Path to Living With Wildlife
A new perspective in Discover Conservation proposes a five-state dynamic model and the CEAA Framework to move India's human-wildlife relationships ...
Shifting Winds and Warming Air Combine to Supercharge India’s Deadly Heat and Smog Extremes
A new study finds that climate-driven anticyclonic circulation over northern India simultaneously intensifies heat waves and boosts secondary organic aerosol ...
World’s First Maize-Teosinte Hybrid Debuts as High-Yield Forage Crop for India’s Dairy Farmers
Indian breeders have released DFH-2, the world's first single-cross hybrid between maize and its wild ancestor teosinte, notified for high-yield ...
Education Protects, Employment Backfires: What 54,000 Indian Women Reveal About Partner Violence
A new analysis of over 53,000 Indian women finds that education lowers the odds of reported partner violence while employment ...
Late Planting and Excess Nitrogen Supercharge Cotton’s Worst Whitefly Outbreaks
A two-year Indian field study shows that sowing cotton late and applying nitrogen above recommended rates raises whitefly populations by ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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