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Researchers tackling endemic disease in dairy cattle receive funding - Vimarsana News

Researchers tackling endemic disease in dairy cattle receive funding

A total of 14 projects will benefit from the second round of funding under the UK Endemic Livestock Research Initiative, including three projects that specifically focus on dairy cattle disease management and detection.

Float an idea...but not that literally - Vimarsana News

Float an idea...but not that literally

Low oxygen levels will lead to the accumulation of dead organic matter, the decomposition of which will imply an increase in temperature and eutrophication of water bodies leading to algal bloom. With lakes already in bad state due to unabated sewage entry and other forms of pollution, floatovoltaic panels (floating photovoltaic) may sound the death knell for lakes’ ecology.

The man who brought ISRO to Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

The man who brought ISRO to Bengaluru

India's national space agency, ISRO, is in the spotlight for its efforts to land a spacecraft on the moon.  | Latest News India

The man who brought ISRO to Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

The man who brought ISRO to Bengaluru

India's national space agency, ISRO, is in the spotlight for its efforts to land a spacecraft on the moon. The space center in Sriharikota is named after Satish Dhawan, a Bengalurean who played a crucial role in ISRO's establishment. Dhawan was a renowned scientist and institution-builder, known for his leadership and vision. | Latest News India

Feather report: Heavy metals in the air - Vimarsana News

Feather report: Heavy metals in the air

According to the study conducted by researchers from Bishop Heber College in Tiruchirappalli, heavy metals such as chromium, lead, and cadmium were found in the feathers of all house crows and house sparrows that were sampled.