April 1, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

April 1, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

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WHO backs COVID-19 vaccine trials that deliberately infect participants

In new guidelines issued on May 6, WHO has backed human challenge studies for COVID-19 vaccines on the ground that

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In defiance, several rogue U.S. federal agency Twitter accounts crop up

Resistance by scientists and show of support for science by the public is reaching a new peak ever since the

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Zika virus: The benefits of open research

University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers working with Brazilian collaborators have started publicly sharing on a daily basis results and data of

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What ails Indian science?

“Getting funding [for research] is easy in India,” said Dr. Mathai Joseph “because there is no competition here. Money is

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White House expands Open Access

Published in The Hindu on February 28, 2013 At last, papers arising from research work funded by tax-payers’ money and

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Editorial: Open, Sesame

Published in The Hindu on November 3, 2012 If in 2004, Nucleic Acids Research made an overnight switch from being

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Editorial: A blow for open access

Published in The Hindu on May 2, 2012 Harvard University’s decision to ask faculty members to make their papers available

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Editorial: Thinking after acting

Published in The Hindu on December 26, 2011 The United States government, which funded two teams of scientists to research

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Editorial: Ideology ruins science

Published in The Hindu on September 7, 2010 Human embryonic stem cell (hESC) research in the United States has hit

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Editorial: Landmark judgment

Published in The Hindu on April 14, 2010 Who owns your genes? Among others, medical diagnostics companies, which — in

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Editorial: Clearing the final hurdle

Published in The Hindu on August 11, 2009 The suspense over the eligible human embryonic stem cell lines for federal

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Editorial: Accessing publicly funded research

Published in The Hindu on July 25, 2009 In less than six months of U.S. President Barack Obama signing into

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Has the war directed at science ended?

Published in The Hindu on May 28, 2009 Informed consent, one of the most frequently used expressions in clinical trials,

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