To save the planet, first save elephants
Wiping out all of Africa’s elephants could accelerate Earth’s climate crisis by allowing 7% more damaging greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, scientists say. But conserving forest elephants may reverse
Scientists
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Flying high and low
Small wonders from our scientists: ultra small aircraft that will fly into hazardous areas and bring back data
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'Green' furnace
THE National Metallurgical Laboratory (NML) and Tata Korf have jointly developed a clean technology blast furnace at Agra that would lower the sulphur dioxide (so2) emissions and fine dust from the
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Brain un drain
IN WHAT is seen as a punitive action against scientists for India's achievement in the nuclear field, the Clinton administration has asked seven Indian scientists working in the US to leave the
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Two nations, one disease
In the remote regions of China, American and Chinese doctors fight against several diseases, including the Big killer: cancer
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But is it ready for use?
Superconductivity moves one step closer to commercial application
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A vote for alien seeds
The Swiss vote overwhelmingly against a ban on the genetic modification of plants and animals
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Super harvest
Scientists in India are developing
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Weighing those words
Scientists have come up with yet another software to assess writing skills
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CHINA
Scientists in China have planned to clone the giant panda as a means of saving the extremely endangered species, according to a participating researcher. In this regard, the prestigious Chinese
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The last fetter
involving use of symbolic communication there is evidence that our ancestors could speak.