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Dissolved organic matter acts like a 'shield' at the base of the marine food web

A recent study has uncovered a disturbing link between plastic waste and the disrupted reproductive behavior.

Born in a community of fisherfolk in Ormara, tenacity of purpose guided one Baloch girl to higher education excellence in China

Kerala governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Friday appointed Prof S Bijoy Nandan as the vice chancellor of Kannur University, following the Supreme Court’s

Can science and technology fast-track growth of the ‘blue economy’? Government experts, academics think so.

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Friday appointed Prof S Bijoy Nandan as the Vice Chancellor of Kannur University, following the

The calf was still nursing.

The 2023 matric exams are nearing their conclusion. This time of the year can bring stress as learners near the end of their school careers.

Four gargantuan undersea sediment deposits – or 'megabeds' – discovered in the western Marsili Basin near Italy show evidence of a series of supereruptions stretching back some 50,000 years, suggesting another one could be on the way.

The system allows worm-farms to be set up anywhere in the world, only needing wood and water.