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Cosmic clockwork going haywire in the x-ray binary SXP 138, finds new study
Researchers delved into the curious case of SXP 138, a pulsar in a binary star system whose cosmic clock is not ticking as ...
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Lotus leaf-like solar evaporators for saltwater treatment
A new hydrophobic graphene-based material developed by IITB scientists could support efforts to address fresh water crisis ...
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New study uses Shannon entropy to map electron behavior in graphene
The researchers used mathematical models based on the Dirac-Weyl equation to simulate how an electron in a graphene sheet ...
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Do Scientists Think Bias Is Stalling Diversity? New Study Reveals Complex Views
Survey across four nations highlights how identity, politics, and context shape scientists' perceptions of inequality in ...
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A century later, the Himalayan velvet worm walks again
Researchers rediscovered the ancient velvet worm species Typhloperipatus williamsoni from Arunachal Pradesh and mapped its ...
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India's peri-urban water bodies are under siege
New research shines light on the critical pressures endangering static water bodies as cities sprawl outwards.
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Perovskites with a molecular shield made of ligands last longer, shows study
A chemical treatment using DSH prevents light-induced degradation in mixed halide perovskites, paving the way for more stable ...
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Mass nesting of olive ridleys thrives, but new threats emerge
A long-term study reveals encouraging trends for marine turtles in Odisha, Andaman and Nicobar, and the Lakshadweep Islands, while climate change and ecological shifts pose new conservation challenges ...
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Marine Turtle
A long-term study reveals encouraging trends for marine turtles in Odisha, Andaman and Nicobar, and the Lakshadweep Islands, while climate change and ecological shifts pose new conservation challenges ...