Nearly 200-year-old tortoise aids aging research
Jonathan the tortoise, nearly 200, is the first to contribute his epigenome to aging research. What scientists hope to learn.
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Jonathan the tortoise, nearly 200, is the first to contribute his epigenome to aging research. What scientists hope to learn.
A worldwide study finds local opinion and involvement decide whether endangered species and ecosystems thrive. The encouraging pattern.
The Press Council of India is functioning with only half its sanctioned strength, limiting its ability to hear press complaints.
A passenger won Rs 1.06 lakh compensation for a COVID-era flight cancellation. What the ruling means for old refund claims.
Delhi EC announced special voter enrolment camps amid the SIR row. Who can register and what to carry.
A Fort Hood survivor supports the firing-squad execution but doubts the Pentagon's livestream plan. The debate explained.
SpaceX shares rose on reports of a $40B Nvidia AI chip financing plan and major spectrum deals. What Wall Street is watching.
The US DOE announced Phase II Genesis Mission funding for AI projects at Berkeley Lab and Argonne to speed up scientific discovery.
Nobel physics laureate Halzen says neural nets revealed the Milky Way in neutrino data. How AI transformed his IceCube research.
India approved a wider trade margin cap for cancer medicines. Prices could fall up to 70%. Here is what patients need to…