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Mom’s love can sway teens from abusive partners – study report

Teens who have a loving relationship with their mother are less likely to enter abusive relationships A mother’s warmth and acceptance toward her teenagers may help...
biostandadmin
08 Nov, 19
Earth and Environment

Phosphorus: 350 years after its discovery, this vital element is running out

Old flame. Petro Guliaiev Petr Kilian, University of St Andrews It’s time to buy a lot of candles. And if we light them with matches, it will only be possible because of the...
Sabeera Bonala
04 Feb, 19
Earth and Environment

How realistic are China’s plans to build a research station on the Moon?

Joshua Chou, University of Technology Sydney The world is still celebrating the historic landing of China’s Chang’e-4 on the far side of the moon on January 3. This week,...
Victor Babu
02 Feb, 19
Health, Food and Fitness

Zombie cells could be key to alzheimer’s susceptibility

The National Institute on Aging has awarded a Michigan State University College of Human Medicine professor a nearly $3 million grant to study how aging increases the risk of...
biostandadmin
28 Jan, 19
Bio News

Researcher gets $2.85 million grant to discover ways to enhance bone strength and...

Credit @ Indiana University A $2.85 million National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases-funded study at IUPUI will advance understanding of how bone...
biostandadmin
25 Jan, 19
Bio News

Is Scientific Research In Trouble??

If there's a central tenet that unites all of the sciences, it's probably that scientists should approach discovery without bias and with a healthy dose of skepticism. The idea...
biostandadmin
07 Jan, 19
Bio News

It looks like an anchovy fillet but this ancient creature helps us understand how...

‘Amphy’ has features of both simple and more complex forms of life – and so can help us understand important steps in evolution. from www.shutterstock.com Ozren...
Sabeera Bonala
05 Dec, 18
Bio TechStartups

Lab grown Salmon to Rescue Global Ocean Food Crisis

Lab-grown salmon The company aims to offer salmon grown from stem cells to be used in both sushi and lox dishes. While products grown from cells are slaughter free - and...
biostandadmin
26 Nov, 18
Bio News

In live brain function, researchers are finally seeing red

Credit: Madhuvanthi Kannan and Ganesh Vasan; composite by Michael Helfenbein For years, green has been the most reliable hue for live brain imaging, but after using a new...
biostandadmin
22 Nov, 18
Health, Food and Fitness

We now can write the script for the next generation of vaccines

A scientific breakthrough with the potential to revolutionise a huge range of life sciences, and lead to personalised medicines, will be unveiled at an international...
biostandadmin
20 Nov, 18
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Face of the month - February

A career in research is always challenging more so because the techniques and technologies are changing fast. One has to keep updated about the kind of work going on globally. Securing grants for your research is however the toughest challenge. Mentoring students and solving their problems also becomes quite challenging at times. - Dr. Charu Lata

Raising Talents

The moment he granted me a seat, the news spread like anything. The principal called Mr. Sahu and almost every person laughed at me. I was a very simple girl from middle-class family. Many unwanted suggestions poured in. But I think I was destined to be here. Days went by. At the end of every year, a mining student has to go for training in mines.

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