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Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Mandi have used hydrochar derived from orange peels to speed up the conversion of biomass-derived chemicals into biofuel precursors, which will likely help overcome the "socio-political instabilities associated with dwindling petroleum reserves".   The development of such catalysts for biomass conversion bodes well for the

The new facilities will be developed under the National Supercomputing Mission that was launched to enhance the research capacities and capabilities in the country by forming a supercomputing grid.

Scientists at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center dove deep into the evolutionary past of SARS-related coronaviruses to reveal when the ability to use ACE2 to enter host cells emerged. Their findings suggest the property -- and the possibility that a virus may jump species -- is more widespread than previously thought.

A team of researchers led by Professor Yimon Aye at EPFL’s School of Basic Sciences has developed a new screening method to explore an important

The Genetics Society of America honored Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's Dr. Harmit Malik with the Edward Novitski Prize for his extraordinary ingenuity and intellectual ingenuity in his studies of genetic conflict.

As the world’s energy demands increase, so does our consumption of fossil fuels. The result is a massive rise in greenhouse gases emissions with severely adverse environmental effects. To address ...

Scientists at EPFL have developed a way to maximize hydrogen yields from biowaste, within few milliseconds. The method uses rapid photo-pyrolysis to p....

As the world’s energy demands increase, so does our consumption of fossil fuels. The result is a massive rise in greenhouse gases emissions with

 ALIGARH  : People would find it highly enlightening if a person of ordinary intellect and acuity makes a public address and if the person happens to be Noam Chomsk, then certainly it makes a big difference in the level of public exuberance. Yes

Experts across Fred Hutch gave their reads on what's to come in 2022, including technological advancements, new standards of care for people with cancer and progress against infectious disease.