April 2, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

April 2, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

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EbolaScience

Ebola: Australia not to send health workers to Africa

In what can be best described as a damp squib, Australia has assured financial aid — $20 million over the

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ResearchScience

IMTECH: CSIR scientist used faked data in seven papers

Three papers published in the journal PLOS ONE in 2013 by a group of Indian researchers at the Institute of Microbial

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NatureNIHScience

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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EditorialMarsScience

Editorial: Curiosity can’t kill life on Mars

As if the news on earth weren’t depressing enough, the latest dispatches from Mars are also gloomy. It turns out

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EditorialMarsNASAScience

Editorial: A river ran through Mars

From finding a trail of evidence supporting the presence of water on Mars a few billion years ago, Curiosity’s discovery

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MarsNASAScience

Rounded pebbles on Mars point to water flow

For the first time ever, scientists have been able to collect unequivocal evidence that water had once flowed on Mars

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NASARadiationScience

Radiation risk to astronauts travelling to Mars measured

Measurements made by the Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD) on board Curiosity show that radiation in deep space poses a “significant”

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Avian influenzaChinaEditorialGenome sequencingNatureResearchScience

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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NatureOpen AccessOpen access journalPredatory JournalsScience

On the Net, a scam of a most scholarly kind

First came the spam emails professing faith in the recipient and requesting the safekeeping of millions of dollars that the

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MalariaScience

Artemisinin-resistant malaria has emerged in western Thailand

Published in The Hind on April 6, 2012 A team of researchers has sequenced the genome of Plasmodium falciparum and

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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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Avian influenzaH1N1NatureResearchScienceSwine FluWorld Health Organisation

‘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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Avian influenzaNatureScienceWHOWorld Health Organisation

Censorship won’t stop bird flu contagion

Published in The Hindu on January 27, 2015 The United States National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) decision to

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