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Multiport power converter could eliminate bulky transformers and battery banks

The river and groundwater must be managed as a single, connected resource, scientists say.

Harmful metals found in organs and skin of endangered mammal.

Memory, mood and brainpower guide their choices — insights that could help conservation.

A device to transform dairy health — plus, snowflake fractals, molecular antibodies, and ageing skin in a dish.

Study shows how magnetic fields can cage electrons inside complex patterns, paving the way for future quantum devices.

Low-cost nanoparticle-based tool detects pathogens early, helping cut antibiotic use and slow antimicrobial resistance.

A 3D construct that mimics ageing skin, offering a platform to probe molecular changes and test anti-ageing drugs.

Immunoglobulin M mechanically stabilises proteins found on bacteria to prevent them from harming cells.

Maternal health crafts infant microbiomes — plus, fluid electrons in graphene, early arthritis diagnosis via smartphone photos, and how plants regrow root tips after injury.

An intensive maternal care programme in Delhi boosted good gut bacteria in infants, cutting harmful microbes and lowering the risk of stunting.

The material can serve as a tabletop system for studying unexplored quantum phenomena

Using smartphone photos, the model picks signs of the joint condition

Geometry-driven cell divisions help restore shape.

Ancient crops may guide future farming — plus, a soda-can satellite sniffs pollution, a new pest threatens jasmine, and DNA ties India to Sri Lanka.

Sri Lankan Adivasi and Sinhalese groups share ancestry patterns very similar to present-day South India’s Dravidian-speaking people.

Nurtured for millennia in the Trans-Himalaya, the hardy black pea outperforms cash crops in resilience and nutrition — and could reshape how science values farmers’ knowledge and forgotten foods.

Soda can-sized device tracks temperature and humidity and relays data upon landing

Entomologists identify a fast-breeding blossom midge that rots jasmine buds, posing a major risk to perfume and ornamental plant industries.

Why students still trek into forests – plus, migrants are left out of climate plans, AI flags early cervical cancer, and Nipah may sometimes spread through air.