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Titan, which disappeared in the North Atlantic area, carried five individuals on its vessel, namely UK billionaire Hamish Harding, Pakistani-British businessman Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son Suleman, French explorer Paul-Henry Nargeolet and OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush.

The Terraforming LIFE project in Iceland, which aims to revolutionise waste management and value creation in land-based aquaculture systems, has been awarded a EUR 6.3 million (~US$6.7 million; EUR 1 = US$1.07) grant from the Environment and Climate Program of the European Union (LIFE), The Fish Site reported.

Norwegian government agency Statsbygg has awarded Framo the development contract to supply pump systems for the Norwegian Ocean Technology Center, cur...

Meteorological data show slightly elevated temperatures in Ganjam, more frequent cyclonic weather patterns, which in turn cause tidal surges, as well as uncertain rainfall creating drought conditions. Ganjam, thus, gets the worst of both worlds

Qualcomm India announced its collaboration with Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP) for the selected cohort the of the 2023 edition of Qualcomm Women Entrepreneurs India Network. Under the initiative, the third cohort of selected startups will benefit from the mentorship and insights of industry leaders, as well as masterclasses on intellectual property (IP), marketing, and more.

Greens contend that MMB has not complied with the conditions imposed by the Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority by going ahead with a 600mt-long and 4mt-wide wall in the middle of the beach.

A Network Of Deep-Water Acoustic Sensors That Provides India’S Coastal Communities With An Early Warning Of Tsunami Waves…

From Covid-19 vaccines to cancer treatment, from biotechnology to space exploration, India is now a leading nation in science and technology

Natural additives help farmers to do more with less and seaweed is up there with the best of them. The shares, at 17.6p, should go far.

Natural additives help farmers to do more with less and seaweed is up there with the best of them. The shares, at 17.6p, should go far.