April 6, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

April 6, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

Research

Avian influenzaChinaEditorialResearch

Editorial: New bird flu strains

If the bird flu strain H7N9 emerged in China in March this year, causing infections in about 134 people and

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Avian influenzaClinical trialH1N1PandemicResearchSwine FluVaccines

New way to develop influenza A vaccine

Precious time lost in developing an effective vaccine against influenza A viruses that jump from animals to humans and spread

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Avian influenzaChinaEditorialNatureResearch

Editorial: Silent spread of H7N9

With the continued spread of influenza A(H7N9) virus to 127 people in China and a concomitant increase in the number

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Avian influenzaNatureResearchWHOWorld Health Organisation

H7N9 silently spreads in humans and birds

The novel H7N9 avian flu virus that is currently circulating in certain regions in China has bewildered public health officials

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Editorial: The next contagion

The influenza A(H7N9) virus, a novel bird flu strain that emerged in China, has infected nine people and already killed

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NatureResearch

Getting more women into science

Published in The Hindu on March 7, 2013 The results of a simple but telling experiment published last year revealed

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CancerRadiationResearchWHOWorld Health Organisation

Expert committee report plagiarised

Published in The Hindu on August 30, 2012   The “Report on possible impacts of communication towers on wildlife including

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Avian influenzaH1N1NatureResearchSwine Flu

Bird flu viruses have potential to cause a ‘human pandemic’

Published in The Hindu on May 3, 2012 At last, the controversial paper by Yoshihiro Kawaoka of the University of

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PlagiarismPublishingResearchResearch Integrity

C.N.R. Rao’s paper: Fatal attraction of plagiarism

The scale of the infraction did not warrant rejection or retraction, as the plagiarised portions form only a part of

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EditorialResearchScience

Editorial: Making science enjoyable

That little children are gifted with sophisticated thinking capabilities and can solve problems like a hard-wired scientist has been documented

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‘Lab-created H5N1 viruses removed natural barriers’

Published in The Hindu on February 2, 2012 In two articles published today (February 2) in Nature, members of the

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EditorialISRONASAResearchScience

Editorial: A chance to do real science

Published in The Hindu on November 3, 2011 If doing real science is the best and most enjoyable way to

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AstrobiologyResearchResearch Integrity

Open science — a transparent and novel way to do research

At a time when many papers published in reputed journals are being retracted on the grounds of unethical practices like

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