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    Scientists are finally starting to understand endometriosis

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    Published on Nov 10, 2026 04:09 IST
    Modern medicine cannot cure endometriosis, and treatments are inadequate. Its causes are still largely unknown.

    Is grip strength a useful indicator of health?

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    science
    Published on Nov 7, 2026 05:38 IST

    Drones don’t just blow up the enemy

    A French gendarmerie drone flies to monitor for wild camping and forest fires around Lake Sainte-Croix, southeastern France on August 8, 2026.
    science
    Updated on Nov 5, 2026 03:13 IST

    Astronomers are mystified by little red dots in the sky

    Scientists have proposed one pathway little red dots can follow as the universe matures based on their analysis of spiral galaxy WISEA J123635.56+621424.2, nicknamed the “Saguaro.” They suggest little red dots may be a temporary phase of highly active supermassive black holes.
    science
    Updated on Nov 5, 2026 02:58 IST

    AI models can tinker with one another’s brains

    If ordinary model design is akin to natural selection, in which external conditions are set to allow the right weights to emerge on their own, the tweaks Astra made were closer to genetic engineering.
    science
    Updated on Nov 5, 2026 02:47 IST

    OpenAI’s approach to mathematics does not add up

    OpenAI’s approach to mathematics does not add up
    science
    Published on Nov 5, 2026 02:45 IST

    The quest for immortality has become serious business

    A package of five sessions at the clinic costs about £3,000 ($4,025).
    science
    Updated on Nov 3, 2026 02:56 IST

    Is brown rice really healthier than white rice?

    People who prefer brown rice tend to smoke less, exercise more and eat healthier food overall. Although the authors of the papers from 2022 and 2010 attempted to account for
    science
    Published on Nov 1, 2026 04:15 IST

    Why dogs catch yawns from their owners but not other dogs

    In the George RR Martin's Game of Thrones universe, dire wolves are huge, legendary creatures deeply connected to the Stark family, serving as loyal companions and powerful symbols of their resilience and identity.
    science
    Updated on Oct 29, 2026 02:51 IST

    Treatments for age-related infertility are being developed at last

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    science
    Updated on Oct 27, 2026 02:59 IST

    AI models may not be so opaque after all

    One of its neurons fired in response to foxes’ faces as well as the fronts of cars, suggesting the model packs concepts together arbitrarily in a manner humans have no hope of understanding.
    science
    Published on Oct 25, 2026 06:42 IST

    America’s new era of private science

    Now there are signs the innovation machine is breaking down.
    science
    Updated on Oct 20, 2026 11:12 IST

    In 1977, Saudi Arabia dreamed of towing Antarctic icebergs; a chunk of Alaskan ice ended up in Iowa

    In the 1970s, Saudi Prince Mohammed al Faisal proposed towing icebergs from Antarctica to address Saudi Arabia's water scarcity.
    science
    Published on Oct 15, 2026 01:00 IST

    In 2011, Fukushima’s abandoned pigs bred with wild boar, leaving a genetic legacy

    A 2026 study found domestic pig ancestry in some Fukushima wild boar generations after the 2011 nuclear disaster. Researchers identified 31 admixed animals and found differing levels of domestic nuclear DNA linked to maternal lineages. The findings complement earlier research documenting where hybridization occurred.
    science
    Published on Oct 10, 2026 04:54 IST

    The plague may have escaped from a lab in Siberia

    This undated photo released in 2019 by the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia and Far East, shows the institute workers in a lab.
    science
    Published on Oct 8, 2026 07:24 IST

    A Nobel for illuminating life’s asymmetry

    Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai are awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry during a press conference at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm, Sweden, October 7
    science
    Published on Oct 8, 2026 03:38 IST

    China wants to get inside your head

    A BrainCo technician has electrodes attached to his head for a demonstration at the exhibition of the World Robot Conference in Beijing, China, on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026.
    science
    Published on Oct 7, 2026 05:13 IST

    A Nobel for the discovery of high-energy neutrinos

    The IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica
    science
    Updated on Oct 7, 2026 05:10 IST

    A Kent woodland planted on old farmland is still shaped by its farming past, 25 years on

    A former farmland in Kent, England, transformed into a young woodland over 25 years, while its soil continued to retain traces of its agricultural past.
    science
    Published on Oct 6, 2026 04:30 IST

    Letting wild plants grow between vines left this Spanish vineyard with richer soil

    Before and after: A semi-arid Spanish vineyard under conventional tillage (left) and long-term spontaneous ground cover (right).
    science
    Published on Oct 6, 2026 04:14 IST

    In 2024, 42 sponges were left in a Spanish marina; 455 days later, only one species survived

    In a Spanish marina study, the chicken kidney sponge outperformed others, surviving 455 days in pollution-heavy waters.
    science
    Updated on Oct 4, 2026 04:07 IST

    A boy's fossil find in South Africa revealed a new human relative

    Nine-year-old Matthew Berger discovered a unique clavicle in South Africa's Malapa in 2008, later identified as Australopithecus sediba.
    science
    Published on Oct 1, 2026 14:40 IST

    Five cats became 2,000 on Marion Island and threatened its seabirds

    In 1949, five cats were introduced to Marion Island to control mice, leading to a feral population that devastated seabird numbers. Eradication efforts began, culminating in 1991, but seabird recovery was limited due to residual mouse predation, complicating the island's ecological balance.
    science
    Published on Sep 30, 2026 15:20 IST

    In 2023, researchers tested used diapers as a building material

    A study suggests recycled diapers could help build low-cost housing in Indonesia.
    science
    Published on Sep 30, 2026 14:40 IST

    In 2026, scientists found China's planted forests grow 66% faster in leaf cover

    China has planted about 66 billion trees since 1978 to slow the spread of deserts.
    science
    Published on Sep 30, 2026 14:20 IST

    In 2005, two lizards were left on 7 islands; their descendants had shorter legs

    Brown anoles (Anolis sagrei) were released on seven empty Bahamian islands in 2005.
    science
    Published on Sep 30, 2026 14:00 IST

    Floating solar changed conditions beneath panels in a Dutch lake

    Research highlights potential environmental impacts of floating solar panels, focusing on shading and hydrodynamics. A Dutch study of Bomhofsplas shows minor water quality changes, underscoring the need for specific monitoring to understand ecological responses as floating solar technology expands in aquatic environments.
    science
    Published on Sep 29, 2026 14:52 IST

    Coffee waste turned a Costa Rican pasture into a small forest in two years

    Research in Costa Rica highlights coffee pulp's role in aiding forest regeneration by changing soil environments and reducing grass competition. While promising, the study emphasizes the need for broader testing to evaluate effectiveness and environmental implications before large-scale implementation.
    science
    Published on Sep 29, 2026 14:36 IST

    Where did Biosphere 2's missing oxygen go? Concrete held the answer

    Biosphere 2, sealed in 1991, experienced oxygen depletion attributed to microbes and concrete reactions. Studies indicated that respiratory processes exceeded plant oxygen production, revealing complexities in closed ecosystems and the significant role of the building itself in atmospheric changes.
    science
    Published on Sep 29, 2026 14:15 IST

    Why Spain's eucalyptus plantations are so much quieter than native forests

    From above, native forest and eucalyptus plantations in northwest Spain can look equally green, though the 2025 study found they support very different bird life.
    science
    Published on Sep 29, 2026 13:25 IST
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