CSIR-CFTRI’s Protein-Enriched Biscuits Reach COVID-19 Patients

CSIR-CFTRI’s Protein-Enriched Biscuits Reach COVID-19 Patients

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The Mysuru-based CSIR-Central Food Technological Research Institute has supplied high-protein biscuits to the COVID-19 patients undergoing treatment in the All India Institute of Medical Science
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Science Needs More Space in Mainstream Media

Science Needs More Space in Mainstream Media

Science media and communicators have a vital role to play in connecting science with society, and in inculcating scientific temper in general public. This was emphasized by experts attending a symposium on science journalism and communication here on Tuesday

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DNA Test Suggests Mussel Pest On Cochin Coast to Be Invasive Foreigner

DNA Test Suggests Mussel Pest On Cochin Coast to Be Invasive Foreigner

Marine biologists at the Cochin University of Science and Technology have found that a heavily fouling mussel growing in backwaters of Cochin harbor could be a foreigner species

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A Paper Sensor That Can Detect Freshness of Milk

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, have developed a simple paper kit that can test the freshness of milk and tell how well it has been pasteurized.

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New Invasive Weed Spotted in Karnataka

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Plant scientists have sounded an alarm over a new weed that has been spotted in parts of Karnataka.
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Pune Scientists Tweak Anti-Cancer Drug To Make It More Effective

Scientists Tweak Anti-Cancer Drug To Make It More Effective

Cancer drugs are generally toxic and result in serious side effects in patients. A group of Indian researchers has now redesigned one such drug to get new chemicals which themselves may be potential anti-cancer and anti-bacterial drugs

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New Algorithm May Help Heart Patients in Remote Areas

New Algorithm May Help Heart Patients in Remote Areas

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad have developed a new algorithm that promises to help transmit heart parameters even on a low-bandwidth network and make it easier for cardiologists to interpret the data.

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Day Temperature, Not Day Light, Influences Beans Flowering

Day Temperature, Not Day Light, Influences Beans Flowering

Researchers at the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru, have found that it is the day temperature – rather than daylight – that triggers the onset of flowering in sem beans. The information may help farmers in planting right varieties to optimize yields in the future.

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Scientists Take a Cue from Lotus Leaf to Make Protein Measuring Device

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Researchers at the mechanical engineering division of the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, have used lotus leaf to design a device that can help fill microwells with desired biological molecules quite efficiently
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New Migrant Pest Threatens Major Crops

A new migrant insect that can potentially cause losses to dozens of crops has been found in Karnataka. The pest has been damaging maize plants in certain parts of the state and is not a native and known species in India, scientists from the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru have reported

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Scientists Explain Strange Behavior of Gut Bacteria Resistant to TB Drugs

Scientists Explain Strange Behavior of Gut Bacteria Resistant to TB Drugs

Researchers at the CSIR-CFTRI have found that drug resistance seen in bifidobacteria is naturally occurring and can’t be passed on to other bacteria

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Making Cellular Probes More Effective

Making Cellular Probes More Effective

Scientists at Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru have found a way to enhance uptake of fluorescent probes into cells.

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Popular Vegetable Can Help Prepare a Cure for Kala Azar

Popular Vegetable Can Help Prepare a Cure for Kala Azar

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A popular vegetable helps in preparation of an effective nanoparticle-based formulation to treat Kala Azar, which is caused by Leishmania donovani. Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati used Sechium edule or Chayote to prepare nanosilver particles that proved toxic to Leishmania. Nanosilver particles are tiny particles of silver and are known to be lethal to microorganisms. 
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Indian Scientists Find Faster Way to Fabricate Flexible Micro-Supercapacitors

Indian Scientists Find Faster Way to Fabricate Flexible Micro-Supercapacitors

Flexible, lightweight and highly efficient micro-supercapacitors have been developed by Indian scientists, for potential use in advanced miniaturized digital devices.

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Indigenous Radar to Track Monsoon Winds Is Now Functional

Indigenous Radar to Track Monsoon Winds Is Now Functional

A fully indigenously built radar to scan high skies over the Indian ocean for movement of air and monsoon winds has started functioning at the Cochin University of Science and Technology in Cochin. 

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Popular Rice Variety Gets Extra Gene Power to Fight Bacterial Attacks

Popular Rice Variety Gets Extra Gene Power to Fight Bacterial Attacks

Researchers at the Hyderabad-based Indian Institute of Rice Research have developed a new variety of the popular Improved Samba Mahsuri (ISM) rice that can resist bacterial blight disease.

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