A high-stakes operating room can feel like a place where precision matters more than ever. A neurosurgeon may work a mere millimetre away from a patient’s exposed brain. The air is heavy with tension. The doctor holds a fierce surgical drill spinning at an incredible 37,000 revolutions per minute. One …
From a simple pregnancy test to sophisticated laboratory analysers, immunoassays have become an important part of how modern medicine detects and monitors disease. They may look like ordinary tests, but behind the small strip or laboratory machine lies a highly organised biological detection system. In many ways, an immunoassay works …
A patient twists in terrible pain on a hospital bed. The cancer pain is a raging beast, chewing through every nerve like a relentless predator. Every few hours, a nurse rushes in with a crushing pill. The patient swallows it, but their stomach is already raw from chemotherapy, triggering a …
Comic books taught us that one spider bite could turn an ordinary person into a superhero. Reality tells a very different story. A spider’s bite is far more likely to bring pain, swelling, or a visit to the hospital than super strength or web shooting. The real superhero factory is …
A small engine can sometimes power a giant dream. India has now taken one such important step. On 22 July 2026, Hyderabad based Azad Engineering Limited handed over the country’s first fully indigenous expendable turbojet engine to the Gas Turbine Research Establishment, GTRE, under the Defence Research and Development Organization, …
Every cell in our body has tiny structures called mitochondria, often known as the “powerhouses of the cell.” They work like miniature power stations, producing the energy needed to keep our organs alive and active. But when these power stations fail, the whole city slows down. Diseases such as Parkinson’s …
A spacecraft drifting down under parachutes onto the vast grasslands of Kazakhstan may look like the end of a long adventure. In reality, it is the beginning of many new discoveries. On July 26, 2026, NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev safely returned to …
Imagine trying to fix a single spelling mistake in a book with millions of letters. One wrong move could change the meaning of an entire chapter. That is exactly the challenge scientists face while editing our DNA. For years, CRISPR has been called the “molecular scissors” of biology because it …
India has taken a giant leap into a new space age. For decades, launching rockets into space was a job only government space agencies could do. But today, a young Indian startup has shown that dreams, determination, and science can fly together. Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace successfully launched Vikram-1, India’s first …
Imagine driving a car where you must constantly press the accelerator and brake every few minutes. If you slow down too much, the engine stalls. If you speed up too much, you risk losing control. That is what living with Type 1 diabetes can often feel like. Every meal, every …
Imagine if a failing heart could be replaced not by another human heart, but by a machine that beats, adapts, and keeps you alive. It may sound like science fiction, but this vision is steadily becoming reality. Every year, thousands of people with end-stage heart failure are placed on transplant …
Imagine carrying the entire contents of one of the world’s largest data centres in something smaller than a sugar cube. It may sound like science fiction, but scientists believe nature has already built such a storage device. It’s called DNA. Every day, humanity generates enormous amounts of digital information, from …
Published Date: April 9, 2024. Location Wageningen Respond Click here to respond Your job The “Self-healing under stress” project builds on complementary developments between the Laboratory of Biophysics (BIP) and Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter (PCC) research groups at WUR, respectively on in situ MRI techniques and synthetic bio-inspired polymers …
Last Date: 15/04/2024. The McCarthy Lab has an exciting opportunity for a prospective Research Technician who is interested in synthetic biology approaches to engineer biofilms to better tackle environmental challenges. This position is part of the recently funded UKRI funded Engineering Biology Programme Grant “EBIC: Environmental Biotechnology and Innovation Centre”, …
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Last Date: April 6, 2024. This role was previously closing on the 5th of February Applications are invited for the position of a Research Fellow in Trapped Ion Quantum Computing in the Ion Quantum Technology Group in the Sussex Centre for Quantum Technologies at the University of Sussex. The position is part of the UK …
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Last Date: April 6, 2024. If you are experiencing any issues using our application portal or require additional support, please contact us on recruitmentadministration@sussex.ac.uk or call on 01273 873743 Applications are invited for a Research Fellow in Machine Learning at the Predictive Analytics Lab (https://wearepal.ai/) in the Department of Informatics at the …
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