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Changing stripes: How genomics can reshape wildlife conservation

India, Nov. 14 -- A combined effort of scientists and the Odisha forest department has just saved Similipal's tigers from inbreeding depression. Is genetic rescue a new way to conserve wildlife? A few... Read More


Changing stripes: How genomics can reshape wildlife conservation

India, Nov. 13 -- A combined effort of scientists and the Odisha forest department has just saved Similipal's tigers from inbreeding depression. Is genetic rescue a new way to conserve wildlife? A few... Read More


As deep-tech demand burgeons, can scientists make lab-to-market pivot?

India, Nov. 10 -- The government and academic institutions are setting up accelerators to turn science into startups. Is it right to ask academicians to start a business? For decades, there was this ... Read More


Mirror, mirror in our cells

India, Oct. 8 -- Last month, in a tiny room in Manchester, UK, a niche group of biology scientists gathered to discuss if they needed to restrict research in an emerging technology that might affect h... Read More


Clashes, colonisation, and confronting the space junk

India, Sept. 17 -- At a star-gazing party in San Jose, I looked up and spotted a star in the sky . Excited, I pointed it out to a friend, only to get a shrug back. It wasn't a planet; it was a satelli... Read More


Collisions, colonization, and a fight to control space junk

India, Sept. 16 -- At a star-gazing party in San Jose, I looked up and spotted a star in the sky . Excited, I pointed it out to a friend, only to get a shrug back. It wasn't a planet; it was a satelli... Read More


Collisions, colonisation, and a fight to control space junk

India, Sept. 16 -- At a star-gazing party in San Jose, I looked up and spotted a star in the sky . Excited, I pointed it out to a friend, only to get a shrug back. It wasn't a planet; it was a satelli... Read More


Clashes, colonisation, and confronting space junk

India, Sept. 16 -- At a star-gazing party in San Jose, I looked up and spotted a star in the sky . Excited, I pointed it out to a friend, only to get a shrug back. It wasn't a planet; it was a satelli... Read More


Seeing Silicon: Are we humans swapping roles with robots?

India, Sept. 1 -- A few months ago, in a running group in Cupertino, I was jogging with humans who wore digital watches and iPhones to calculate their pace, heartbeat, gait, movement, and blood pressu... Read More