April 3, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

April 3, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

EnvironmentPollutionResearchScience

IISc researchers’ novel, eco-friendly way of recycling e-waste

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) researchers have found a novel way of recycling the mounting pile of electronic waste more

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HealthMedicinePublic HealthReproductive healthResearchScience

Vaginal bacteria responsible for recurrent urinary tract infections

For  the first time, researchers have found that recurrent urinary tract infections are not caused by repeated infections by E. coli but

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Clinical trialHealthMedicineResearchScienceTuberculosisVaccines

TB vaccine trial on adults begins in June in India

In June this year, the Pune-based Serum Institute of India Pvt Limited will begin a Phase II/III vaccine trial for

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CommunicationResearchScience

How to keep your mobile phone connected when the network is down

Paul Gardner-Stephen, Flinders University When Tropical Cyclone Debbie hit Queensland this week, one of the casualties was the region’s mobile

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DiagnosticsHealthMedicineResearchScienceTuberculosis

In a breakthrough, a blood test can diagnose TB disease

In a marked departure, researchers have used a rapid blood test that relies on two Mycobacterium tuberculosis-specific peptide fragments for

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Drug discoveryResearchScience

Indian researchers find a new bacterial target for drug development

Indian researchers have found a new target that can potentially be used for developing new antibiotics that will be effective

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EnvironmentHealthPollutionPublic Health

Plastic waste found in fish meant for human consumption

In a first, researchers have found plastic debris in fishes in Indonesia and California, U.S. meant for human consumption, raising

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HealthMedicinePublic HealthScienceTuberculosis

TB diagnosis, treatment sub-optimal in Indian prisons

Screening, diagnosis and treatment of people with tuberculosis is “sub-optimal” in Indian prisons, says a study published recently. Only 79 prisons

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HealthResearchScience

Indian researcher develops smartphone-based device for male infertility screening

An Indian and a team of researchers from Harvard Medical School, Boston have developed a smartphone-based semen analyser that will

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PublishingResearchResearch ethicsScience

IISER Thiruvananthapuram Director: There’s more to it than meets the eye

In response to the Faulty IISER-Tvm Facebook post that I shared about the lack of action against Prof. V. Ramakrishnan,

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CancerHealthMedicineObesityResearch

Overweight, obese men at higher risk of severe liver disease, liver cancer

Men with more than normal body weight from an early age (17-19 years) are at higher risk of developing severe

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ObesityResearchScience

CCMB: Can alpha chain of clusterin protein control weight, fat gain in animals?

The two chains of clusterin protein, which are normally expressed in several tissues and can be found in several body

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Tuberculosis (TB)

Without a magic wand, India cannot eliminate TB by 2025

At the end of 50 years of tuberculosis control activities, the disease remains a major health challenge in India. As

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