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The embryos were created without using sperm, eggs or a womb and could help gain insight into what causes birth defects or why miscarriages occur.

Tiny structures are not identical to human embryos, but could have various uses in medical research

Experts say the gap could mean women are losing out on millions of dollars over their lifetimes.

The educators developed skills to pass onto students to be successful in a rapidly changing world.

20-yr-old Prajwal from Pandavapura declared brain dead due to brain stem failure. His organs were donated to various hospitals in Mysuru & Bengaluru. Jeeva Sarthakathe initiated process for organ recipients waiting list. Apollo BGS Hospitals in Mysuru signed MOU for crossmatch facility for Organ Transplants in region.

Ageing brings grey hair, but with proper diet and natural remedies, it can be delayed.

Cell energy production controlled by 'crowding' of mitochondria inner membrane. UoH & inStem researchers develop fluorescent probes to visualize stress & damage in cells. Could help in early detection of diseases & drug screening. Led by Akash Gulyani, funded by DBT, inStem & UoH.

The experts reveal what you really shouldn’t do when deadheading your plants

600 educators will attend STEM 2023 in the Hunter Valley.

An estimated two million people took to West London for two days of dancing, jerk chicken, and thumping sound systems. Maddy Mussen reports

The rationale for the ban, they said, was to stem a growing number of disputes in its secular schools