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Harvard Mobilizes Funds For "Critical Research" After Federal Cuts In Grants
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding "critical research" after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school.
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Can Caffeine In Your Blood Help Fight Fat And Diabetes? New Study Says Yes
Researchers suggest that calorie-free caffeinated drinks could be explored as a means to help manage body fat.
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Why Eating With Others Could Be The Key To Your Happiness, Science Says
People who share meals experience higher happiness levels and report less stress and loneliness, according to research from 147 countries.
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Asteroid Vesta May Be a Fragment of a Lost Planet, Say Scientists
Vesta, once believed to be a stalled protoplanet, may be a fragment of a long-lost differentiated planet. Using refined gravity data from NASA’s Dawn mission, scientists found it lacks a dense core, suggesting it was ejected during a primordial impact. This revised view may apply to other asteroids and reshape planetary formation theories.
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Bengal ISC Topper Drops Her Surname, Says 'Humanism' Only Religion
Srijani, who aspires to pursue research in pure science like her father, said she never saw herself as the typical studious type.
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Were Abdullahs On Same Page As PM On Article 370? Ex-RAW Chief Says Yes
Former Research and Analysis Wing chief AS Dulat, in his recent book 'The Chief Minister and the Spy', has generated a storm in a teacup for the ruling National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossils Are Being Horded by Private Buyers, Study Claims
A new study has found that the private trade in Tyrannosaurus rex fossils is hampering researchers' understanding of the iconic Cretaceous predator. Thomas Carr, an associate professor of biology at Carthage College, found that there are now more scientifically valuable T. rex specimens in private or commercial ownership than in public museums and ...
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Harvard Stands To Lose $2.2 Billion In Federal Funding
In a high-stakes standoff, President Donald Trump's administration says it will freeze $2.2 billion in federal research grants for Harvard University, which is pushing back on demands for changes to campus policy.
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Are Twins Allergic To The Same Things? Here's What Researchers Says
Allergies, whether spring sneezes due to pollen or trouble breathing triggered by a certain food, are caused by a combination of someone's genes and the environment they live in.
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Indian Startup Unveils System to Run AI Without Advanced Chips
Ziroh Labs, an artificial intelligence startup operating in India, collaborated with researchers at the country’s premier technology school to design an affordable system that it says can run large AI models without requiring advanced computing chips from the likes of Nvidia.
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Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental Will Now Power the Agentic Deep Research Feature
Google is expanding its Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental artificial intelligence (AI) model to other tools. On Tuesday, the Mountain View-based tech giant announced that its latest Gemini model will now power the agentic Deep Research tool. This feature is currently limited to the paid subscribers of the AI platform.
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Farallon Slab Beneath Midwest Pulls Crust Downward, Causing Widespread Thinning
A tectonic slab buried 660km beneath the central US is pulling surface materials downward, causing the Earth's crust to thin across a wide region. The slab, a remnant of the Farallon plate, has been identified through seismic imaging and simulations as the cause of this geological activity. Researchers say this underground movement extends beyond t...
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Supernova Remnants Found in Oceanic Samples, Scientists Look to Moon
Scientists have identified supernova debris in deep-sea sediments, including a rare plutonium isotope linked to a kilonova. Researchers believe a neutron star collision occurred nearly 10 million years ago, scattering radioactive material across space. To validate this theory, they plan to analyze lunar soil, which remains undisturbed by Earth's ge...
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GTA 6, Nintendo Switch 2 Will Boost Consoles to Power Video Game Market Growth Until 2027, Research Says
The power of major console releases such as Sony's "Spider-Man" and "God of War" is driving players to spend more time on their consoles, Emmanuel Rosier, director of market analysis at Newzoo, told Reuters.
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5,000-Year-Old Boat-Shaped Mound May Be Fossil Of Noah's Ark, Say Researchers
Experts have discovered a boat-shaped mound in Turkeys Durupinar Formation, which they believe could be the fossilized remains of Noahs Ark.
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Harvard Mobilizes Funds For "Critical Research" After Federal Cuts In Grants
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding "critical research" after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school.
-
Can Caffeine In Your Blood Help Fight Fat And Diabetes? New Study Says Yes
Researchers suggest that calorie-free caffeinated drinks could be explored as a means to help manage body fat.
-
Why Eating With Others Could Be The Key To Your Happiness, Science Says
People who share meals experience higher happiness levels and report less stress and loneliness, according to research from 147 countries.
-
Asteroid Vesta May Be a Fragment of a Lost Planet, Say Scientists
Vesta, once believed to be a stalled protoplanet, may be a fragment of a long-lost differentiated planet. Using refined gravity data from NASA’s Dawn mission, scientists found it lacks a dense core, suggesting it was ejected during a primordial impact. This revised view may apply to other asteroids and reshape planetary formation theories.
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Bengal ISC Topper Drops Her Surname, Says 'Humanism' Only Religion
Srijani, who aspires to pursue research in pure science like her father, said she never saw herself as the typical studious type.
-
Were Abdullahs On Same Page As PM On Article 370? Ex-RAW Chief Says Yes
Former Research and Analysis Wing chief AS Dulat, in his recent book 'The Chief Minister and the Spy', has generated a storm in a teacup for the ruling National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir.
-
Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossils Are Being Horded by Private Buyers, Study Claims
A new study has found that the private trade in Tyrannosaurus rex fossils is hampering researchers' understanding of the iconic Cretaceous predator. Thomas Carr, an associate professor of biology at Carthage College, found that there are now more scientifically valuable T. rex specimens in private or commercial ownership than in public museums and ...
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Harvard Stands To Lose $2.2 Billion In Federal Funding
In a high-stakes standoff, President Donald Trump's administration says it will freeze $2.2 billion in federal research grants for Harvard University, which is pushing back on demands for changes to campus policy.
-
Are Twins Allergic To The Same Things? Here's What Researchers Says
Allergies, whether spring sneezes due to pollen or trouble breathing triggered by a certain food, are caused by a combination of someone's genes and the environment they live in.
-
Indian Startup Unveils System to Run AI Without Advanced Chips
Ziroh Labs, an artificial intelligence startup operating in India, collaborated with researchers at the country’s premier technology school to design an affordable system that it says can run large AI models without requiring advanced computing chips from the likes of Nvidia.
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Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental Will Now Power the Agentic Deep Research Feature
Google is expanding its Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental artificial intelligence (AI) model to other tools. On Tuesday, the Mountain View-based tech giant announced that its latest Gemini model will now power the agentic Deep Research tool. This feature is currently limited to the paid subscribers of the AI platform.
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Farallon Slab Beneath Midwest Pulls Crust Downward, Causing Widespread Thinning
A tectonic slab buried 660km beneath the central US is pulling surface materials downward, causing the Earth's crust to thin across a wide region. The slab, a remnant of the Farallon plate, has been identified through seismic imaging and simulations as the cause of this geological activity. Researchers say this underground movement extends beyond t...
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Supernova Remnants Found in Oceanic Samples, Scientists Look to Moon
Scientists have identified supernova debris in deep-sea sediments, including a rare plutonium isotope linked to a kilonova. Researchers believe a neutron star collision occurred nearly 10 million years ago, scattering radioactive material across space. To validate this theory, they plan to analyze lunar soil, which remains undisturbed by Earth's ge...
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GTA 6, Nintendo Switch 2 Will Boost Consoles to Power Video Game Market Growth Until 2027, Research Says
The power of major console releases such as Sony's "Spider-Man" and "God of War" is driving players to spend more time on their consoles, Emmanuel Rosier, director of market analysis at Newzoo, told Reuters.
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5,000-Year-Old Boat-Shaped Mound May Be Fossil Of Noah's Ark, Say Researchers
Experts have discovered a boat-shaped mound in Turkeys Durupinar Formation, which they believe could be the fossilized remains of Noahs Ark.
