Ancient humans evolved to walk on two legs in two steps , Pg13

Research reveals two-step embryonic development reprogramming led to bipedalism in humans, reshaping pelvis for upright walking and childbirth.

Microbes that digest plastic may fuel antibiotic resistance , Pg13

Sundarbans microbes exhibit plastic-degrading capabilities alongside antibiotic resistance, raising concerns about horizontal gene transfer and environmental AMR spread.

Women biotech scientists await funds for research , Pg10

DBT Biocare program delays funds to 75 women scientists, jeopardizing research projects and careers after policy change.

Beyond science fiction: artificial wombs and real progress of fertility treatments , Pg2

Artificial womb technology advances, womb transplants become reality, raising ethical and societal questions about reproduction and fertility treatments.

Research shows forgetting may be natural, remembering takes work , Pg2

Research reveals memory reconstruction: Brain actively rewires neurons daily, balancing stability and flexibility for enduring memories, challenging static memory concepts.

Can NFTs enhance research on tissue samples? , Pg13

Scientists propose blockchain-based 'decentralised biobank' using NFTs to enhance transparency and donor involvement in tissue sample research, potentially accelerating discoveries.

A bistable gene in a deadly bacterium offers a clue on how to overcome it , PgII.

Research reveals bistable gene (glpD) in Pseudomonas aeruginosa impacts pathogenicity, offering potential drug targets to combat antibiotic-resistant infections.

Scientists turn Escherichia coli bacteria into a mercury sensor , Pg11

Scientists create E. coli-based mercury sensor with genetic engineering, enabling rapid, low-cost detection below WHO safety limits.

Runoff DNA reveals tropical rainforest canopy biodiversity , Pg11

Innovative 'runoff DNA' method unveils hidden biodiversity in tropical rainforest canopies, detecting hundreds of species via rainwater collection and DNA analysis.

Blood biomarkers might help detect chronic fatigue syndrome , Pg II.

Chronic fatigue syndrome may be detectable through blood biomarkers, offering objective diagnosis beyond symptom reporting, says Cornell University researchers.

Pfizer combo therapy boosts survival in bladder cancer trial , Pg II

Pfizer's Padcev-Keytruda combination demonstrates significantly improved survival in muscle-invasive bladder cancer patients, prompting regulatory filings discussion with global health authorities.

ICMR set to monitor wastewater for 10 viruses in 50 cities , Pg12

ICMR expands wastewater surveillance to 50 cities, monitoring 10 viruses for early detection of outbreaks and antimicrobial resistance.

‘Enrolment nearly done in third phase trials for India’s first dengue vaccine’, Pg9

Public Accounts Committee Tells DGCA to Hold a Complete Safety Audit of All Aircraft, Pg13

Large Genetic Map of Indians Flags Hidden Disease Risks (29/6/25)

India trails in critical tech, particularly semiconductor tech, Pg9

AI and Biomanufacturing: Can the Policies Match Our Ambitions?, Pg7

Human Oversight Key to Safe Use of AI in Healthcare, Pg20

From gene to wings: decoding the migration pattern of painted lady butterflies, Pg 18

Kerala duo develops eco-friendly edible wrappers, Pg 6