Predatory journals in India make desperate bid to gain authenticity
One more evidence that India has a huge and growing number of predatory journal publishers comes from the India
Read MoreZika vaccine Phase I trial to begin next month in India
Bharat Biotech International Ltd in Hyderabad will start a Phase I clinical trial of Zika virus vaccine (MR 766) in
Read MoreBharat Biotech’s Zika virus vaccine confers 100% protection in mice
The Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech’s killed (inactivated) Zika virus vaccine using an African strain (MR 766) has shown 100% efficacy against
Read MoreCounselling for depression: A journey within
Psychotherapy could not be more unlike the many psychometric tests that are administered to evaluate a person’s aptitudes and skills.
Read MoreIISc’s potent molecules show promise for TB therapy
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru have developed two new, potent molecules that can severely impact the
Read MoreIGIB team enhances the efficiency of DNA delivery into the skin for treating skin disorders
By pretreating the skin with silicone oil, a team of researchers led by Dr. Munia Ganguli from the Delhi-based Institute
Read MoreIGCAR work may allow doctors to ‘see’ a fever
Visual, non-invasive monitoring of body temperature of patients in hospitals without using a thermometer may become a reality thanks to
Read MoreDepression: The fault lies in classification
The World Health Organization estimates that more than 300 million people across the world are living with depression. “But that
Read MoreIIT Bombay uses mango leaves to make fluorescent graphene quantum dots
Using mango leaves to synthesise fluorescent graphene quantum dots (nanocrystals of semiconductor material), researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology
Read MoreIISc designs a novel graphene electrical conductor
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Benagluru have been able to experimentally produce a new type of electrical
Read MoreThe very microbes that helped us evolve now make us sick
Between the mid-1990s and the mid-2000s alone, the likelihood of having a classmate with a food allergy increased by 20
Read MoreWeighing the risks and benefits of CT scans in childhood
John Mathews, University of Melbourne As a parent, should you be worried if your child needs to have a CT
Read MoreIndian researchers use graphene sieves to turn seawater into drinking water
Producing potable water through desalination may become more efficient and less energy intensive if researchers at the University of Manchester
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