Science & HealthReviewer burnout drives AI use yet human oversight remains crucial
The increasing demand for peer reviews in academia has led to significant burnout among reviewers, who collectively spen...
The Hindu Science28 January 2026
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Science & HealthResearchers use sound waves to detect elusive helium gas leaks
A team of researchers from Nanjing University has made a significant advancement in detecting helium gas leaks using a n...
The Hindu Science28 January 2026
Science & HealthWhy are some stars blue, some white, some red?
Why are some stars blue, some white, some red?
The Hindu Science28 January 2026
Science & HealthScience Quiz: On medical disasters
Science Quiz: On medical disasters
The Hindu Science28 January 2026
Science & HealthThe impact of India-EU FTA on AI and semiconductor tech
The recent India-European Union (EU) Free Trade Agreement (FTA) marks a significant step in enhancing collaboration in a...
The Hindu Science28 January 2026
Science & HealthDoomsday Clock is 85 seconds to midnight
The Doomsday Clock, a symbolic representation of the imminent threat of human-made disasters, now stands at 85 seconds t...
The Hindu Science27 January 2026
Science & HealthHow did kangaroos evolve to hop?
How did kangaroos evolve to hop?
The Hindu Science27 January 2026
Science & HealthShubhanshu Shukla, Group Captain, conferred Ashoka Chakra
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla was honored with the prestigious Ashoka Chakra during the Republic Day celebrations held...
The Hindu Science26 January 2026
Science & HealthLife pays universe a ‘heat tax’ to run precise chemical reactions
Recent research has unveiled that biological processes release significantly more heat than what thermodynamic principle...
The Hindu Science26 January 2026
Science & HealthI will have FOMO: newly retired astronaut Sunita Williams on moon mission
Sunita Williams, the renowned Indian-American astronaut, expressed her feelings of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) regarding...
The Hindu Science25 January 2026
Science & HealthTo make sense of cosmic rays, CERN team tracks a fragile nucleus
Recent research by a team at CERN has shed light on the survival of deuterons, a type of light nucleus, during high-ener...
The Hindu Science25 January 2026
Science & HealthHow reusability can lead to sustainable, cost-effective access to space
The commercial space industry is undergoing a transformative shift, primarily fueled by advancements in reusable rocket...
The Hindu Science25 January 2026