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Deadly Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Globally, Says New Indian Study
The drug-resistant fungal species Candida auris is turning more deadly and is also spreading globally, according to a study led by Indian researchers.
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Indian Scientists Identify Clues In Body's Cells To Develop Therapies For Alzheimer's And Cancer
Researchers from the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research have uncovered a surprising player in autophagy, or the "self-eating" process that removes damaged parts of cells.
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Indian Scientists Develop New Breakthrough Peptide Therapy To Treat Eye Infections
A team of researchers from Bose Institute in Kolkata has developed a peptide therapy that offers a promising, multidisciplinary approach to treating a severe, sight-threatening infection of the cornea.
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Indian Scientists Discover Rare Gene Mutation Behind Repeated Neurological Disorders In Children
A team of Indian researchers has identified a rare USP18 gene mutation linked to recurrent neurological decline in children.
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The Alleged Hamas Link That Landed Indian Researcher In Trouble In US
An Indian researcher's arrest in the US over his alleged ties to Hamas has put the focus on his in-laws, a Palestine-origin family with alleged links to the Palestinian group fighting a year-long war with Israel.
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Kolkata-Born Research Scientist Wins UK's Popular Baking Show
An Indian research scientist born in Kolkata has been crowned the winner of a popular baking show on British television after winning over the judges with his intricately-designed cakes and pastries.
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India Researchers Get Rs 4.84 Crore In Bug Bounty: Facebook
Facebook today said it has paid Rs 4.84 crore to researchers in India as part of its bug bounty programme, the most paid till date by the world's largest social networking platform.
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Invasive Plants May Accelerate Global Warming
Invasive plants, such as kudzu, can accelerate the greenhouse effect by releasing carbon stored in soil into the atmosphere, researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
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Indian-American researcher lied about awards
An Indian-American cancer researcher at the prestigious Duke University has been placed on administrative leave after investigations revealed that he had made false claims that he had won several awards, including the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.The discrepancy revealed in an investigative article in The Cancer Letter said that in his grant appl...
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Deadly Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Globally, Says New Indian Study
The drug-resistant fungal species Candida auris is turning more deadly and is also spreading globally, according to a study led by Indian researchers.
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Indian Scientists Identify Clues In Body's Cells To Develop Therapies For Alzheimer's And Cancer
Researchers from the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research have uncovered a surprising player in autophagy, or the "self-eating" process that removes damaged parts of cells.
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Indian Scientists Develop New Breakthrough Peptide Therapy To Treat Eye Infections
A team of researchers from Bose Institute in Kolkata has developed a peptide therapy that offers a promising, multidisciplinary approach to treating a severe, sight-threatening infection of the cornea.
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Indian Scientists Discover Rare Gene Mutation Behind Repeated Neurological Disorders In Children
A team of Indian researchers has identified a rare USP18 gene mutation linked to recurrent neurological decline in children.
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The Alleged Hamas Link That Landed Indian Researcher In Trouble In US
An Indian researcher's arrest in the US over his alleged ties to Hamas has put the focus on his in-laws, a Palestine-origin family with alleged links to the Palestinian group fighting a year-long war with Israel.
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Kolkata-Born Research Scientist Wins UK's Popular Baking Show
An Indian research scientist born in Kolkata has been crowned the winner of a popular baking show on British television after winning over the judges with his intricately-designed cakes and pastries.
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India Researchers Get Rs 4.84 Crore In Bug Bounty: Facebook
Facebook today said it has paid Rs 4.84 crore to researchers in India as part of its bug bounty programme, the most paid till date by the world's largest social networking platform.
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Invasive Plants May Accelerate Global Warming
Invasive plants, such as kudzu, can accelerate the greenhouse effect by releasing carbon stored in soil into the atmosphere, researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
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Indian-American researcher lied about awards
An Indian-American cancer researcher at the prestigious Duke University has been placed on administrative leave after investigations revealed that he had made false claims that he had won several awards, including the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.The discrepancy revealed in an investigative article in The Cancer Letter said that in his grant appl...
