Alarming Drowning Rates in West Bengal: New Study Reveals Daily Deaths

July 26, 2025

Alarming Drowning Rates in West Bengal: New Study Reveals Daily Deaths

On World Drowning Prevention Day, a survey reports 25 drowning deaths each day in West Bengal, with children making up half. Conducted by The George Institute, it emphasizes the urgent need for preventative measures and community training to save lives.

The Science Behind Wrinkles: A Study on Aging Skin

July 25, 2025

The Science Behind Wrinkles: A Study on Aging Skin

Scientists at Binghamton University found that wrinkles form due to uneven stretching and contraction of aging skin, compounded by sun exposure. This research offers insights into skin mechanics and could influence future treatments in skincare.

Godavari Biorefineries Ltd Secures China Patent on Anti-Cancer Molecule

July 22, 2025

Godavari Biorefineries Ltd Secures China Patent on Anti-Cancer Molecule

Dr. Sangeeta Srivastava, Executive Director of Godavari Biorefineries Ltd, emphasizes the company's focus on high-quality science as it expands from green chemistry to life sciences. The biotech division has recently secured a China patent for an anti-cancer molecule, showcasing advancements in the field of life sciences.

Impact of Cognitive Fatigue on Decision-Making and Effort Evaluation

July 21, 2025

Impact of Cognitive Fatigue on Decision-Making and Effort Evaluation

Study in the Journal of Neuroscience shows how cognitive fatigue influences decision-making and effort evaluation. Fatigue leads to preferring easier tasks, impacting performance and focus. Brain activity scans reveal key regions involved in evaluating effort and reward. Understanding cognitive fatigue may help in managing mental fatigue in neurological and psychiatric conditions.

Soviet Space Scientists Experience Cliff-Hanging Moments During Apollo-Soyuz Docking

July 21, 2025

Soviet Space Scientists Experience Cliff-Hanging Moments During Apollo-Soyuz Docking

Soviet space scientists encounter thrilling moments during the second docking operation between Apollo and Soyuz-19 spacecraft, as revealed by a Soviet space official. The spacecraft buckled, rolled, and rotated, testing the docking mechanism's durability under extreme conditions.