In a significant advancement for India’s nuclear self-reliance, TEMA India Ltd. commissioned India’s first private test facility for depleted Heavy Water upgradation.

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Scientists have developed a glowing paper sensor to help detect liver cancer.

Recently, researchers have detected and measured the half-life (190 microseconds) of the heaviest proton emitter 188At (Astatine) isotope, which decayed by emitting a proton.

A recent study found that a daily exposure to phthalates, which is commonly used in making household plastic items, is linked to 3.5 lakh, or 13 per cent, deaths in the world due to heart disease.

IIT Kharagpur has developed an energy-efficient graphene-based technology for effective oil-water separation revolutionizing oil spill management.

Recently, India imposed import restrictions on platinum alloys to curb misuse of trade agreements.

The activated carbon industry is struggling to keep itself afloat, faced with challenges.

Doctors in Jammu & Kashmir expressed the likelihood of Organophosphates, used in pesticides, behind the death of 17 villagers.

Recently, an Indian firm became India’s first private company to commission a Vacuum Arc Remelting (VAR) furnace for producing aerospace-grade titanium alloy.

The Department of Biotechnology (DBT) hosted a webinar series on biomanufacturing and biofoundry initiatives, with the theme “biomanufacturing of enzymes”.

US EPA announces final bans on manufacture, processing, & use of trichloroethylene & perchloroethylene.

The market for Allulose, a natural sugar alternative, is gaining ground in South Korea as a healthier option.

Recently, World Iodine Deficiency Day was celebrated.

The growing demand for phosphoric acid in electric vehicle batteries poses a potential threat to India's agriculture sector, which relies heavily on imported fertilizers.

Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued advisory on unauthorized use of liquid nitrogen in food by food serving establishments.