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India needs a decentralised, state-wise snakebite action plan according to researchers

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) New Delhi 25 Jul 2025 India has long been known as the land of snakes and snake charmers. Although a misconception, snakes have had a complicated relationship with humans here, from being worshipped by some cultures to being hunted. Amid this complicated relationship, conflicts and snakebites are commonplace, with approximately two million snakebites estimated to occur annually. Recognising the immense scale of t…New Delhi · New Delhi Read Article

Researchers Develop A Smart Irrigation Plan to Save 10-30% of Irrigation Water in Drought-Prone Regions

Divyapriya Chandrasekaran (திவ்யப்ரியா சந்திரசேகரன்) Mumbai 24 Jul 2025 Both water and money need to be managed wisely. When money in the bank is limited, people spend it prudently. Farmers in a drought-prone area face a similar situation with water. Daily, they must plan for irrigation. The rains are unpredictable, and they can’t waste the already diminishing groundwater. If farmers know beforehand how much water they will receive through rainf…Nashik · Nashik Read Article

India's Invisible Air Pollution Domes: How Dust Shapes Urban Skies

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Bhubaneswar 22 Jul 2025 Air pollution is a silent, invisible killer, a global issue that affects millions of lives and costs trillions of dollars worldwide. In 2021 alone, it was listed as the second deadliest health risk globally. India, a nation undergoing rapid urbanisation and projected to have the highest global rise in urban population by 2050, faces a particularly severe challenge. In 2019, air pollution w…Air Pollution · Bhubaneswar Read Article

Fighting Filariasis: New ICMR Study Reveals Top Strategies for Disease Detection

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Puducherry 19 Jul 2025 India is on a mission to eliminate Lymphatic filariasis, commonly known as elephantiasis, a mosquito-borne disease, by 2027. The disease is caused by parasitic worms known as filarial worms and are usually acquired in childhood. It is a leading cause of permanent disability worldwide, impacting over a hundred million people. India’s ambitious goal requires health officials to be absolutely …Salem, India · Salem Read Article

Researchers model the unique S-start motion that newborn yellow anacondas use to escape threats

Dennis C J Mumbai 18 Jul 2025 Image: Progression of the S-start in a young yellow anaconda. Credits: Authors of the study. Charles, N., Chelakkot, R., Gazzola, M. et al. Topological dynamics of rapid non-planar gaits in slithering snakes. Nat. Phys. 21, 856–860 (2025). From mesmerising slithers and smooth gliding to powerful constrictions and strange wiggles, limbless animals, like snakes and worms, have evolved a variety of ways to navigate the…Lowell, Massachusetts · Lowell Read Article

The Brain's Reward System: How Expectation Shapes What We See and Do

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Bengaluru 17 Jul 2025 While playing a video game, trying to spot a hidden treasure that promises a huge reward tends to increase our focus and concentration. Your eyes scan the screen, your attention is razor-sharp, and when you spot a glimmer, you instantly decide to go for it. We intuitively understand that expecting a reward can make us pay more attention and influence our choices. But how exactly does this ha…Bengaluru · Bengaluru Read Article

Water from multiple Himalayan springs found to be contaminated; linked to Human Activities and Weathering

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Uttarakhand 14 Jul 2025 Water from the springs of the Himalayas is often marketed as the purest form of drinking water, but how clean is this water? While the sentiment may be dismissed as a marketing ploy, for the communities living around the springs, this is not just a luxury packaged good, but their source of everyday drinking water. Researchers frpm Banaras Hindu University, Uttar Pradesh, Pennsylvania Stat…Uttar Pradesh · Uttar Pradesh Read Article

Quantum materials with a 'hidden metallic state' could make electronics 1,000 times faster

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By heating and cooling a quantum material called 1T-TaS₂, researchers were able to control its conductive properties, showing that this type of material could speed up electronic processing one thousand fold.Smartphones See the Story

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India needs a decentralised, state-wise snakebite action plan according to researchers

Researchers Develop A Smart Irrigation Plan to Save 10-30% of Irrigation Water in Drought-Prone Regions

India's Invisible Air Pollution Domes: How Dust Shapes Urban Skies

Fighting Filariasis: New ICMR Study Reveals Top Strategies for Disease Detection

Researchers model the unique S-start motion that newborn yellow anacondas use to escape threats

The Brain's Reward System: How Expectation Shapes What We See and Do

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India needs a decentralised, state-wise snakebite action plan according to researchers

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India's Invisible Air Pollution Domes: How Dust Shapes Urban Skies

Fighting Filariasis: New ICMR Study Reveals Top Strategies for Disease Detection

Researchers model the unique S-start motion that newborn yellow anacondas use to escape threats

The Brain's Reward System: How Expectation Shapes What We See and Do

Water from multiple Himalayan springs found to be contaminated; linked to Human Activities and Weathering

Quantum materials with a 'hidden metallic state' could make electronics 1,000 times faster