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24 Jun 2026
2 articlesVenezuela's deadly 'doublet' earthquakes: The science and the toll
Two powerful earthquakes of similar size struck northern Venezuela within a minute of each other on 24 June 2026, a rare 'doublet'. The shallow, back-to-back …
Ammonia gas leak at a Tamil Nadu seafood plant kills 9: what ammonia poisoning is and why it is dangerous
An ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing plant in Tiruvallur district, Tamil Nadu killed at least nine people and hospitalised about sixty-nine others. Ammonia …
10 Jun 2026
2 articlesOnce-a-Month Obesity Injection: What the New Long-Acting GLP-1 Drug Means for Weight Management
A new long-acting drug in the GLP-1 class may require only 12 injections a year instead of 52, potentially improving long-term treatment adherence for obesity …
Quantum Randomness Amplification: A New Milestone in Cryptographic Security
Truly random numbers are essential for secure encryption, but even the best conventional systems have a slight bias that attackers can exploit. Researchers have now …
07 Jun 2026
3 articlesThe Hidden Costs of the AI Boom: Labour, Water and Digital Sovereignty
AI is sold as a shortcut to growth and national power, but its hidden costs fall on low-paid data workers and on water and electricity …
ICMR Reforms: Building a Future-Ready Health Research System for Viksit Bharat 2047
India's top biomedical research body, ICMR, is redesigning its institutes, funding, and use of technology to build a health system that predicts disease, reaches every …
Pyroprocessing Explained: From Cement Kilns to Nuclear Fuel Recycling
Pyroprocessing uses intense heat to transform solids, powering cement kilns, metal extraction and nuclear fuel recycling. Here is how it works and why its reprocessing …
04 Jun 2026
2 articlesGlobal AI Governance: National Strategies and Calls for Coordinated Safety
In early June 2026, Canada unveiled a national AI strategy to cut dependence on foreign technology, while an AI company called for a coordinated global …
AI Cracks an 80-Year-Old Maths Puzzle: Why It Matters Beyond Mathematics
In May 2026, an AI model solved an 80-year-old mathematics problem first posed by Paul Erdos, not by proving the long-held guess but by disproving …
03 Jun 2026
2 articlesUS Order on AI Oversight: What It Means for AI Governance
The US has signed an executive order asking makers of the most advanced AI models to allow government security testing before public release. Here is …
Synthetic Biology: How Scientists Are Learning to Write the Code of Life
Synthetic biology lets scientists read and even write the code of life. This explainer covers DNA, genomes, falling sequencing costs, milestone experiments, and the safety …