Feeling anxious after drinking? Experts explain reason behind 'hangxiety'

Watch: Pandas from China settle in their new Washington DC home

Researchers have developed an 'electronic tongue' that can identify liquid samples using AI. How does it work? How is it beneficial? What's next? WION's Molly Gambhir tells you!

Researchers Develop 'Electronic Tongue' That Can Identify Liquid Samples Using AI

Watch: Hair-raising footage of NOAA research plane tumbling in centre of Hurricane Milton

Global superbug crisis: 40 million lives at risk over next 25 years, warns study

AI in military: Humans, not AI, should control nuclear weapons, agree 100 nations; sign agreement

New Medical Research: A common food dye used to make skin and muscle temporarily transparent

Weight-loss drug Ozempic could slow down ageing, scientists suggest

Indians are not consuming enough micronutrients: Lancet study

Can seaweed treat and prevent Parkinson's disease? New study may reveal how

Scientists claim 10 per cent heavier rains due to climate change caused Wayanad landslides

While a face-off between the US short seller and SEBI chief is escalating India's markets regulator has asked investors to remain calm. However, the spat is becoming more controversial, with back-and-forth remarks being exchanged between Hindenburg and the SEBI Chief.

Hindenburg Vs SEBI saga explodes again; Hindenburg counter SEBI's chief rebuttal

In breakthrough discovery, Chinese scientists find new way to control obesity

Venting does not help: Scientists suggests other ways to reduce anger

Lunar lifeboats: Scientists suggest ultimate backup plan to save Earth’s endangered animals

'Eureka moment': Scientists discover THIS common mouth bacteria can 'melt' cancer

Will women lose out if we crack the code to extending lifespans? Is there sex bias in lifespan research? According to a report, experts say mice in labs around the world are all male. Molly Gambhir telling you more!

Sex bias in lifespan research? Why are mice in labs around the world all male?

Scientists discover anti-ageing formula which can also stop cancer

Why do we blush? This question has been puzzling scientists for years and various studies have been conducted to decipher this emotional arousal of human beings. Back in 1872, renowned British naturalist Charles Darwin described blushing as "the most peculiar and most human of all expressions". Researchers at the University of Amsterdam thought of going a layer deeper and conducted experiments on mostly female young people aged between 16 and 20 to reveal the science behind this phenomenon.

Why do we blush? The science behind the reddened cheeks

Researchers from the UK and the US have unlocked critical insights into the aggressive spread of pancreatic cancer. This has offered New Hope for treatments against one of the world's deadliest diseases. Keep watching to know more!

Is the cure for pancreatic cancer near?

What happens to narcissist people as they grow older? Science has the answer

Researchers in China have developed a 3D imaging model of early-stage embryos this breakthrough may help women get pregnant more easily through a vitro fertilization or IVF.

Chinese researcher enhance IVF with 3D

Organic material found on Mars by Curiosity rover may reveal clues to life on Earth

Fossil reveals giant salamander-like creature that existed before early dinosaurs: Study

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