Research

Game of tiny thrones: Parasitic ants grab power by turning workers against their queen

Some parasitic ant queens have evolved to infiltrate other colonies and induce worker ants to kill their own queen. This behavior highlights a unique form of manipulation in the animal kingdom.

IIT Madras-Indian Railways jointly launch Omics Translational Research Lab

IIT Madras and Indian Railways have launched India's first Single Cell Omics Translational Research Laboratory to enhance disease research. This initiative aims to improve early diagnosis and drug screening.

Survey of India, Central University of Karnataka sign MoU on geospatial studies, training

The Central University of Karnataka and the Survey of India signed a MoU to enhance collaboration in geospatial research and training. This partnership aims to improve industry-oriented learning and practical skills for students.

Karnataka space tech policy aims to garner 5% global market share

Karnataka's new space tech policy aims for a 5% share of the global market by 2030, focusing on skill development and investment incentives.

MIT researchers propose a new model for legible, modular software

MIT researchers have developed a new software model that enhances clarity and safety by using modular concepts and synchronization rules. This approach aims to improve software development and reliability.

Law Commission chairperson to deliver CUK convocation address

Judge Dinesh Maheshwari will deliver the convocation address at Central University of Karnataka on November 8, 2025, highlighting the university's achievements and new programs.

International conference on multi disciplinary research and innovation at G.M. University from Nov. 6

G.M. University will host the 'Confluence-2025' conference on November 6-8, focusing on sustainability through multidisciplinary research. This event matters as it gathers global experts to address pressing environmental challenges.

Lakshadweep woman out of danger after treatment for new amoebic brain infection variant, says hospital

A Lakshadweep woman is recovering from Granulomatous Amoebic Meningoencephalitis, a rare brain infection caused by Acanthamoeba. This case highlights the importance of early diagnosis and treatment for such infections.

PM Modi to inaugurate Emerging Science and Technology Innovation Conclave

Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science and Technology Innovation Conclave and announced a ₹1 lakh crore fund to enhance private sector R&D. This initiative is crucial for strengthening India's innovation ecosystem.

Here’s why we don’t have a cold vaccine. Yet.

Researchers are investigating the possibility of a vaccine for the common cold, which affects millions annually. This matters as colds lead to significant economic costs and health disruptions.

First documented case of plant smelling like an ant to attract pollinators

Scientists documented a plant that mimics the smell of injured ants to attract pollinators, revealing new insights into floral deception. This discovery matters as it expands our understanding of plant-pollinator interactions and evolutionary strategies.

DeepSeek may have found a new way to improve AI’s ability to remember

DeepSeek released a new AI model that improves memory processing, which could reduce computing power and carbon footprint. This innovation matters as it addresses the challenge of AI forgetting information during long interactions.

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