Research shows forgetting may be natural, remembering takes work , Pg2

Research reveals memory reconstruction: Brain actively rewires neurons daily, balancing stability and flexibility for enduring memories, challenging static memory concepts.

Reshaping during healing in plants , Pg13

IISER Pune study reveals cell geometry's pivotal role in plant tissue regeneration, highlighting mechanical tension-driven morphogenesis in Arabidopsis thaliana.

Fuel cell can use hydrogen from ammonia , Pg13

Scientists enhance fuel cell efficiency by 60% using plasma reactor to convert ammonia into hydrogen, enabling cleaner energy storage.

ICMR’s handheld device to scan brain , Pg11

ICMR unveils CEREBO: A portable, AI-powered brain scanner for rapid TBI diagnosis, especially in rural areas, reducing mortality.

Set the guardrails for AI use in courtrooms , Pg6

Kerala High Court's AI guidelines spark national debate on AI ethics in judiciary, emphasizing transparency and human oversight.

A bistable gene in a deadly bacterium offers a clue on how to overcome it , PgII.

Research reveals bistable gene (glpD) in Pseudomonas aeruginosa impacts pathogenicity, offering potential drug targets to combat antibiotic-resistant infections.

Entangled clocks may reveal where quantum physics and gravity meet , Pg2

Scientists propose using entangled atomic clocks to test quantum mechanics in curved spacetime, potentially bridging quantum physics and gravity.

Ionic liquids can support life on arid worlds , Pg11

Ionic liquids, created from volcanic sulphuric acid, offer potential for life on arid, rocky super-Earths lacking water oceans.

Connexin proteins rally arteries to nourish brain on demand , Pg11

Scientists discover Connexin proteins facilitate rapid communication between brain arteries, ensuring efficient blood flow during neuronal activity.

Scientists turn Escherichia coli bacteria into a mercury sensor , Pg11

Scientists create E. coli-based mercury sensor with genetic engineering, enabling rapid, low-cost detection below WHO safety limits.

How squids change colour or turn transparent on demand , Pg11

Squids' skin cells inspire new materials that change color and transparency on demand using visible light for camouflage and sensors.

COVID-19’s hidden toll: how the pandemic has aged our brains , Pg II.

COVID-19 accelerates brain aging, impacting cognitive functions, especially in vulnerable populations, reveals new studies, necessitating innovative neurorehabilitation treatments.

Pfizer combo therapy boosts survival in bladder cancer trial , Pg II

Pfizer's Padcev-Keytruda combination demonstrates significantly improved survival in muscle-invasive bladder cancer patients, prompting regulatory filings discussion with global health authorities.

Latest muon data narrows gap but leaves physics mysteries unresolved , Pg II

Fermilab's Muon g-2 experiment refines subatomic particle measurement, challenging Standard Model predictions and spurring debate among physicists.

The ‘right to repair’ must include ‘right to remember’, Pg 10.

The fact is mangroves drive business, Pg 12.

Why the world needs better green technologies, Pg 12.

Culture of risk, Pg 8.

The need for doctor-led innovation, Pg 9.

India can reframe the Artificial Intelligence debate, Pg6