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An Indian researcher is using Nobel Prize-winning technology to understand how our brains process pain and itch. His discoveries could lead to better treatments for chronic conditions that affect millions.
Scientists in Bangalore discovered an enzyme from cow stomachs that dismantles the protective shields of deadly hospital superbugs, potentially making antibiotics work again. The discovery offers fresh hope in the global fight against drug-resistant infections.
Scientists in India discovered 14 unknown bacterial species in tribal communities, revealing how diet and geography shape our gut health. The findings challenge Western microbiome standards and could transform probiotic development.
Researchers in Mumbai have built the first Indian "placenta-on-chip" that recreates how this mysterious organ sustains pregnancy. The breakthrough could transform how we study maternal health and test drug safety for pregnant women.
Indian researchers discovered molecular crystals that automatically repair deep cracks in less than a hundredth of a second, no heat or chemicals required. This breakthrough could revolutionize electronics by making devices that fix themselves.
Researchers from IIT-Kharagpur and PRL have finally explained why the moon's rocks contain up to nine times more titanium than Earth's volcanic rocks. Their breakthrough could help India's 2028 Chandrayaan-4 mission choose the perfect landing site to collect lunar samples.
In 1971, Indian researchers developed a mango variety that yields fruit every year, grows on compact trees, and arrives just when mango season feels over. The Amrapali mango is changing how farmers grow and how long we all get to enjoy summer's sweetest treat.
