In China, doctors have successfully transplanted a pig's kidney with multiple gene edits into a brain-dead human recipient. The transplantation, as per reports, has been "working continuously for 13 days.

Doctors in China successfully transplant pig kidney into brain-dead human patient

A groundbreaking study in the UK has revealed that reducing the duration of MRI scans for prostate cancer by a third would make them cheaper and more accessible without compromising on their accuracy.

Groundbreaking study reveals how to cut cost of prostate cancer scans by half

Working irregular shifts in your youth can affect your health later in life, according to a new study published in the journal PLOS ONE. Unlike previous research work done around the same topic, this research takes a 'life-course' approach.

Working odd shifts in your youth can impact health in your 50s: Study

A new experiment seeking to search cosmos for its mysterious "stuff," dark matter, has revealed its first results. Titled the Broadband Reflector Experiment for Axion Detection (BREAD), the experiment has been developed by the University of Chicago and the US Department of Energy's Fermilab.

A glimpse into the unknown: Experiment looking for 'mysterious' dark matter shows promising results

Amid concern that autonomous AI-driven 'slaughterbots' or 'killer robots' can go rogue on the battlefield, the US Pentagon is actively working to address vulnerabilities in its Artificial Intelligence systems.

AI's Achilles' heel: Pentagon developing tech to avoid rogue machines, slaughterbots in battle

If you are a Harry Potter fan then you must have wanted an invisibility cloak, one of the three presents of Death. Well, your prayers have been answered as a company developed a shield, similar to Harry's invisibility cloak dubbed as 'invisibility megashield.

UK company develops Harry Potter-like invisibility cloak. Watch how it works

Earth has been impacted by multiple space phenomenon in the last few weeks. Numerous asteroid approaches were also witnessed lately. While these asteroids do not pose a danger like solar storms, they pass Earth very close, making it crucial to observe them to predict any potential collision with our planet.

Trio of massive asteroids approaching earth for another close encounter: All you need to know

Using new DNA technologies, scientists have identified the historical remains of American Founding Father George Washington's family. The fragmentary bones from Harewood family cemetery in West Virginia belong to George Washington's grandnephews, Samuel Walter Washington and George Steptoe Washington Jr.

Scientists identify remains of George Washington's family members, using advanced DNA technology

Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson, earlier this March posted a picture of a U.S. map that shows Florida and America's East and Gulf Coasts underwater on X, formerly known as Twitter.

A part of Florida could drown by 2100 because of sea level rise, map shows

We already know Artificial Intelligence can be biased, a number of recent incidents have shown as much. But, exactly how biased can technology be? As per a new study: Very.

New study reveals AI's hidden bias in screening depression in Black people

We've all grown up hearing that Earth is a blue planet, with the majority of its surface — a whopping 71 per cent or three quarters — covered with water. But, is there any water in Earth's crust?

Delving deep: Earth's crust holds more water than its ice caps, reveals study

It is a well-established fact that some of the deadliest diseases that have afflicted humans actually originated from pathogens that leapt from animals to humans.

We are the infectors: Humans pass on viruses to animals twice than the other way around!

The human brain it's the most sophisticated organ created by nature and now a new study has found it is getting bigger. Watch in for more details!

Brain size steadily increased for people born after 1930s

In a groundbreaking discovery, microplastics have been detected in ancient soil samples for the first time. This discovery can potentially reshape how we preserve archaeological treasures.

Microplastics found in soil dating back to ancient times in shocking discovery

A new study has revealed that the size of human brains is getting larger, which means increased brain reserve and decreased chances of developing dementia. The researchers at UC Davis Health reached the conclusion by comparing the size of the brains of people born in the 1930s with those of people born in the 1970s.

Human brains getting larger in size, and this may be good news for some

Researchers have argued that alien life could be discovered in a tiny grain of ice extracted from ‘key places’ in our solar system. Scientists have long argued that moons orbiting Saturn and Jupiter that have vast oceans underneath an icy crust may be serving as home to several alien species.

Water plumes collected from Jupiter’s moon Europa may bear signs of alien life

Dogs have a good understanding of certain words and they know what these words stand for, a study has revealed, based on recordings of their brain activity. The study was conducted by Marianna Boros at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary, and her colleagues.

Dogs understand nouns and know what some words stand for, study reveals

About 74,000 years back, supervolcano Mount Toba in Sumatra erupted, belching out one of the mightiest volcanic eruptions in Earth's history. This explosion potentially shook up the climate worldwide.

A volcano eruption 74,000 years ago could have wiped out humans, here’s how some survived

Scientists have achieved a big milestone in the quest to address insulin shortages for diabetes patients. By genetically modifying a brown bovine cow in Brazil, researchers were able to extract human insulin and its precursor, proinsulin, directly from the cow's milk, as per a groundbreaking study published in Biotechnology Journal, reports said.

Scientists genetically modify cow to solve insulin shortages for diabetes patients

During a camping trip in Australia's Lamington National Park, Queensland researcher James Tweed stumbled upon what he thought was bird poop. To his surprise, it turned out to be a unique beetle with a very unique appearance.

Mistaken for bird poop, newly discovered Australian beetle has a 'Mohawk' hairdo

A recent study, published in the journal The Lancet predicts that the number of children born to women globally will keep dropping, leading to a significant change in the world's population makeup.

Global decline in fertility rates to create a ‘demographically divided world’: Study

Starship, in its third test launch, burned up during its return trip to Earth earlier last week. After a hiatus of seven months following its inaugural flight last April, SpaceX swiftly followed up with two more test flights in November and earlier this month.

SpaceX eyes launch of next Starship flight in May this year

A team of researchers from the University of Michigan and Jiangnan University in Wuxi, China, have created nanoparticles that can fight against different strains of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

Researchers develop nanoparticles that target multiple COVID variants: A breakthrough in fighting the virus

A once-sleeping subduction zone beneath the Gibraltar Strait is showing signs of stirring, with new research suggesting it could spell changes for the Atlantic Ocean.

Subduction zone stirring beneath Gibraltar Strait, research warns it may ‘invade’ Atlantic ocean

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