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In a groundbreaking development, DeepMind, the AI firm under Google's umbrella, has harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to pinpoint alterations in human DNA linked to various diseases. Initially recognized for its AI programs conquering complex games, such as Go, DeepMind ventured into the realm of medicine with AlphaFold, an AI program renowned for accurately predicting protein structures, a formidable challenge in the field of biology.

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DeepMind AlphaMissense: Accelerating Disease Gene Discovery

Sona Prebhakar - September 21, 2023

Discouragement of physical activity, low food quality, and increased consumption of calories from trans-fatty acids, which are often prevalent in disadvantaged neighbourhood, can disrupt the brain's ability to process information flexibly, according to a latest study.

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Living in Impoverished Neighbourhood Affects Brain Function

In a groundbreaking development, scientists have genetically modified a marine microorganism with the capability to break down polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic in saltwater environments. PET is widely used in products such as water bottles and clothing and is a major contributor to micro plastic pollution in the world's oceans.

Environment

Genetically Modified Bacteria Tackle Plastic Pollution

In a groundbreaking achievement, NASA's Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) Experiment (MOXIE) has demonstrated the feasibility of extracting breathable oxygen from the thin Martian atmosphere. After a series of successful experiments, MOXIE is now poised to conclude its mission, leaving behind valuable insights for future Mars exploration.

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Breathable Oxygen Extraction Feasibility on Mars

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati have developed innovative technologies to create pharmaceutical and food products from waste coming out of tea factories.

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Turning Waste into Treasure: Tea Waste into Valuable Products

A recent study has raised concerns for owners of smart watches and fitness trackers, as it revealed that 95 percent of 20 different smart watch wristbands tested were contaminated with bacteria that could potentially cause diseases.

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Study Reveals Smart watch Bands May Harbour Harmful Bacteria

News Bureau - September 5, 2023

A new study based on genomic data from 3,154 modern humans suggests that nearly a million years ago, humanity's ancestors experienced a severe population bottleneck that reduced their numbers from approximately 100,000 to just 1,280 breeding individuals.

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Genomic Data Reveals Ancient Population Bottleneck

News Bureau - September 4, 2023

In a gesture of profound significance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the christening of key lunar locations with names that reflect India's spiritual ethos and indomitable spirit. As he addressed scientists at the ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network Mission Control Complex in Bengaluru, PM Modi revealed that the site where Chandrayaan-3's lander made its lunar touchdown will now be known as 'Shivashakti'. Similarly, the spot where Chandrayaan-2's landing occurred will be called the 'Tiranga Point'.

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Symbolic; Shivashakti and Tiranga Mark Chandrayaan Lunar Achievements

Staff Reporter - August 27, 2023

In a gesture of profound significance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the christening of key lunar locations with names that reflect India's spiritual ethos and indomitable spirit. As he addressed scientists at the ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network Mission Control Complex in Bengaluru, PM Modi revealed that the site where Chandrayaan-3's lander made its lunar touchdown will now be known as 'Shivashakti'. Similarly, the spot where Chandrayaan-2's landing occurred will be called the 'Tiranga Point'.

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August 23; Chandrayaan Landing Day is Now ‘National Space Day’

News Bureau - August 27, 2023

Transformative Power of Digital Technology in Health Systems

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Transformative Power of Digital Technology in Health Systems

Sradha Meloot - August 24, 2023

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Lunar Exploration: Oxford’s Thermal Imaging Camera to Unveil Moon’s Water

Abhiram - August 20, 2023

In an era where contemporary water utilities grapple with maintaining pristine water supplies, a groundbreaking study led by Oxford geoarchaeologist Dr. Gül Sürmelihindi and an international team unveils a remarkable facet of ancient civilization. The research exposes the meticulous water management practices of Roman engineers who, some two millennia ago, adeptly sustained and preserved their intricate water systems.

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Legacy of Roman Aqueducts Gains Significance at Time of Water Scarcity

Bureau News - August 9, 2023

The quest to unveil the mysteries of life beyond Earth propels astrophysicists towards discovering habitable planets amidst the expanding collection of over 5000 worlds found beyond our solar system. A group of Indian scientists has embarked on a journey to decode a pivotal factor in this pursuit: the role of magnetic fields of stars and their accompanying planets in determining habitability. Their groundbreaking study, documented in the Astrophysical Journal, sheds light on the intricate interplay between stellar and planetary magnetism, unravelling its profound influence on the critical atmospheric erosion necessary for life to thrive.

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Mysteries of Life Beyond Earth

Abhiram - August 9, 2023

Google Robots Throws Away Trash

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Google Robots Throws Away Trash

Bureau News - July 31, 2023

In the fast-paced world of artificial intelligence, Truecaller has stepped up its game with the launch of Truecaller Assistant, an innovative mobile application designed to revolutionize call management.

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Truecaller Assistant — Your AI-Powered Call Attendant for a Spam-Free Experiesnce

Bureau News - July 22, 2023

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The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has issued a stark warning regarding global food security. Their estimation is chilling: even a mere one percent reduction in food assistance could push more than 400,000 individuals to the brink of starvation.

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Nestled in the heart of Kottayam district in Kerala, the quaint village of Vaikom unveils a tapestry of rural charm, showcasing the authentic lifestyle and spiritual essence of Kerala.

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Vaikom Village Life Experience: Immersing in Kerala’s Rustic Traditions

India faces the lowest rate of organ donation worldwide, with a mere 0.1 per cent of the population donating their organs after death, in sharp contrast to 70-80 per cent of people in European countries who pledge to do so.

HEALTH

Organs From Covid 19 Dying Donors Safe

Alzheimer's disease poses a significant threat to quality of life, and while a definitive cure remains elusive, researchers are actively seeking ways to mitigate its symptoms and explore preventive measures. A recent study by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)-led research team, sheds light on the potential role of exercise in preventing Alzheimer's disease through the production of a hormone called irisin.

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Memory Transformed Through Generations

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Kerala Positive; contact cases increases in Kerala