The government submitted India’s first comprehensive report to the CBD on compliance with access and benefit-sharing rules for biological resources.
Year: 2026
Geometry May Have Origins in Navigation Skills Shared With Animals Researchers Suggest
Scientists proposed that human ability to understand spatial geometry evolved from navigational circuits common to many animal species.
Experimental Osteoarthritis Therapies Repaired Damaged Joints in Animals and May Enter Trials
Novel treatments for osteoarthritis restored joint tissue in animal models and could advance to human clinical trials within 18 months.
Lowering MHC-I Proteins Can Help Immune System Detect Cancer and Foreign Cells Study Finds
Researchers found that reducing a surface protein on cells allowed CD4-positive T cells to more effectively identify and eliminate abnormal cells.
Not All Plant-Based Diets Equally Reduce Dementia Risk New Research Finds
A study found that the health benefits of plant-based eating for brain health vary significantly depending on which plant foods are consumed and how they are prepared.
Scientists May Have Identified Solar System’s Most Important Planet Factory Hidden Nearby
Astronomers believe they found a region close to the solar system that may have seeded the formation of planets raising questions about our cosmic origins.
Solar Radio Signal Broadcast Continuously for 19 Days Puzzles Scientists
The Sun emitted an unusual prolonged radio signal that lasted nearly three weeks defying conventional models of solar electromagnetic activity.
Compact Quantum Chip Manipulates Light-Based Information With Remarkable Precision Researchers Say
Engineers created a miniaturised quantum photonic chip capable of processing light-based quantum data with high accuracy advancing computing research.
Astrobiologists Warn That Search for Alien Life May Be Limited by Human Cognitive Biases
Scientists raised concerns that our assumptions about what life looks like could fundamentally limit our ability to detect extraterrestrial organisms.
Tiny Sesame-Seed-Sized Sea Slug Discovered in Taiwan Is a New Species
Marine biologists identified a previously unknown nudibranch species living in Taiwan’s coastal waters measuring smaller than a sesame seed.