Sukanya Charuchandra

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CSIR Scholars Complain They Haven’t Been Paid for Several Months

Convalescent Plasma’s Success Against COVID-19 Continues in New Study

How Do Temperature and Humidity Affect the New Coronavirus’s Spread?

single walled nanotubes, multi-walled nanotubes, carbon nanotubes, HiPco process, high pressure carbon monoxide process, Richard Smalley, Rice University, NanoIntegris Technologies, chemical purity, Lamar University, Swansea University, iron, nickel carbonyl,

New Way to Make Carbon Nanotubes Compares Well to an Old Favourite

Keezhadi, Madurai, Sangam era, Sangam literature, Tamil literature, Dravidian languages, Tamil, Tamil language, Indus Valley civlisation, Vasant Shinde, Niraj Rai, archaeogenomics, Archaeological Survey of India, Sivaganga, Madurai, Su Venkatesan, Iron Age, Bharatiya Janata Party, Vedic people, Harappan people, cultural invasion,

Experts Question Dates of Script in Tamil Nadu’s Keeladi Excavation Report

China Space Station, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Spectroscopic Investigations of Nebular Gas, Chinese Manned Space Agency, Banaras Hindu University, IIT-BHU, UN Office for Outer Space Affairs, space station, Indian Space Research Organisation, Outer Space Treaty, space news,

Indian Scientists’ Experiments Selected to Fly on China’s Space Station

puffin, Bering Sea, Alaska, climate change, starvation, Alaska Anchorage, Audubon Society, alcid, guillemots, common murres, seabirds, mass extinction, migratory birds,

Climate Change Likely to Blame for Mass Seabird Die-off in Bering Sea

missing heritability problem, gene variants, rare diseases, genome wide association studies, whole genome sequencing, DNA sequencing, body mass index, human body height, polygenic risk score, preprint paper, peer review, genetic variation, heritability,

Preprint Study Offers Glimpse of Solution to Missing Heritability Problem

Don’t Say Science Is Self-Correcting – Two Studies Show It Isn’t

fabclavine, Xenorhabdus, organic products, Aedes aegypti, malaria, dengue, yellow fever, Anopheles gambiae, Culex pipiens, insecticide, DEET, picaridin, National Institute of Malaria Research, spatial repellents, mosquito repellants, contact repellant,

Scientists Unravel New Class of More ‘Natural’ Mosquito Repellants