The Hindu - Science

Rich nations might eliminate cervical cancer by 2048, progress slow in poor countries: study

about 9 hours ago

States with high cervical cancer incidence could see the greatest relative reduction...

India’s first State-led Centre of Excellence for space tech launched in Bengaluru

about 19 hours ago

The idea is to drive advanced research and innovation in space technologies...

Space Wrap: From Sriharikota to Leh, preparations for Gaganyaan mission in full swing

2 days ago

This article is part of Space Wrap, a round-up of space news...

Invasive species may be the wrong enemy in a changing subcontinent

2 days ago

It is easier to count acres of invasive alien species removed than...

Critically endangered Peacock Tarantula in spotlight after Pawan Kalyan post

2 days ago

A scientific survey to assess the critically endangered Peacock Tarantula has begun...

What it takes to move heat action plans from advisories to mandates

2 days ago

States and think-tanks are innovating to fund, implement, and track climate and...

Science Quiz on explorers who undertook ‘impossible’ expeditions

2 days ago

A short video helps science reporting, but not India’s newsroom realities

3 days ago

How decentralising therapy can help bridge India’s treatment gap

3 days ago

Antidepressants are increasingly being prescribed by general physicians, often in busy settings...

The ingredients of India’s biopharma ambitions

3 days ago

The headlines focus mainly on breakthroughs in curing diseases; the infrastructure needed...

Why does a loud vehicle passing nearby make the heart pound?

3 days ago

NASA's Artemis II moonship returns home to its launch site after historic voyage

3 days ago