June 10, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

June 10, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

Nature

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Denisovans inhabited Tibetan Plateau 120,000 years before modern humans

Contrary to popular belief that high altitudes were inhabited only by modern humans less than 40,000 years ago, fossil remains

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Drinking waterNatureResearchScience

Why gulping water quenches thirst

The neural mechanism that signals thirst and the thirst inhibitory neurons which signal to stop drinking have been deciphered. The

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Scientists edit a disease-causing mutation from genes in human embryos

As scientists repair a genetic mutation in a human embryo, the ethical debate has been revived. Scientists have for the

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HIVNatureResearchScience

Controling HIV-like virus in monkeys by early intervention

In an interesting study, the immune system of monkeys was found capable of controlling HIV-like virus (simian-human immunodeficiency virus (SHIV))

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ElectronicsNaturePhysicsResearchScience

Indian researcher uses light to speed up electronics by one million times

A researcher from India has taken the first definitive step to produce high-speed electronic devices that can operate one million

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HealthMalariaMedicineNaturePublic HealthResearchScience

A novel compound prevents, cures malaria

In a pathbreaking discovery, scientists from New Delhi’s International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB), Broad Institute of MIT and

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Antibiotic resistanceDrug resistanceHealthMedicineNature

A novel, powerful antibiotic found inside human nose

A novel antibiotic — lugdunin — produced by a bacterium found inside the human nose has been found to kill

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CancerHIVHIV/AIDSNatureResearch

First CRISPR trial on humans set to begin

On June 21, the National Institutes of Health gave permission for starting the first ever clinical trial using CRISPR genome-editing

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DengueHealthMedicineNatureResearchZika

Potential drug target identified for Zika virus

At a time when no vaccines or therapeutic drugs are available against Zika and other diseases caused by flaviviruses, researchers

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Climate changeNature

Landmark experiment improves coral calcification by 7% in Great Barrier Reef

A first-of-its kind, field-controlled experiment carried out for 22 days between September 16, 2014 and October 10, 2014 in a

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NatureScience

Listening to the chirps of gravitational waves

A century after Albert Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves, after decades of hard work to detect them directly

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Nature

Inter-group violence may be as old as 10,000 years

Now, scientists have found what may possibly be the earliest possible case of inter-group violence or warfare among hunter-gatherers. Ten

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Clinical trialEbolaNature

An Ebola cloud with a silver lining

At the height of West African Ebola epidemic in 2014, the medicine chest was all but empty; no approved drug

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