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Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

May 23, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

Month: July 2017

IndiaOpen AccessOpen access journalPredatory JournalsPublishingResearchScience

Predatory journal clones of India’s Current Science spring up

An online predatory journal “Current Science“, which is a clone of the Current Science journal published by the Current Science

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HealthICMRIndiaMedicinePublic HealthZika

Now, one Zika case reported from Tamil Nadu, India

There seems to be low-level transmission of Zika virus in India After three adults tested positive for Zika virus in

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HealthMedicinePublic HealthResearchScienceTuberculosis (TB)

JNU researchers reduce TB treatment time using curcumin

Curcumin, the basic ingredient of turmeric, when administered in a nanoparticle formulation has several favourable properties in the treatment of

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IndiaTuberculosis (TB)

India wants to eliminate TB by 2025 but falters on several critical fronts

In 2015, India accounted for nearly 2.8 million (27%) of the 10.4 million new tuberculosis (TB) cases in the world,

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Antibiotic resistanceDrug resistanceMedicineResearchScienceTuberculosis

IISc researchers’ quest to make a common antibiotic more effective against TB

Bacteria develop resistance against a drug only when they are exposed to it or when the drug is misused. But

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Climate changeResearchScience

Scientists now know why Chennai received unprecedented heavy rainfall in 2015

Both extreme El Nino conditions and the warming trend in the Bay of Bengal contributed equally to the Chennai deluge. The

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Antibiotic resistanceFoodHealthMedicinePublic HealthResearchScience

Mumbai: Chicken, ready-to-eat moong beans laden with drug-resistant bacteria

There is greater risk when antibiotic-resistant bacteria are found in mung sprouts, as they are consumed raw, says Onkar Naik

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ResearchScience

IIT Madras develops surgical robots for medical colleges

Dinesh C. Sharma Just like the industrial robots becoming increasingly common on factory floors, surgical robots are making their presence felt

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PublishingResearchScience

Why I disagree with Nobel Laureates when it comes to career advice for scientists

Merlin Crossley, UNSW The measures by which we judge scientists are always under intense scrutiny. For those who hit the

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HealthMedicineResearchScience

IIT Guwahati team succeeds in regenerating damaged nerve

Rats with regenerated sciatic nerve exhibited significantly better walking pattern. Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati have

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Diagnostic toolDiagnosticsHealthPublic HealthResearchScienceTuberculosis (TB)

Cheaper TB diagnostic test developed in India enters final validation stage

A cheaper, locally developed molecular diagnostic test, Truenat MTB, for drug-sensitive and rifampicin-resistant TB is entering the final leg of

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