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Innovation where it matters: human well-being, machines, and the planet. This section focuses on applied science and engineering breakthroughs, medical revolutions, AI frontiers, and emerging tech that reshapes how we live and heal.
Could polluted wastewater fuel the next green revolution? Scientists discover how to extract potassium-rich fertiliser from India’s distillery waste.
Scientists uncover how a natural peptide dismantles deadly fungal cell wall. Could this be the turning point in the fight against antifungal resistance?
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Can a rare neuromuscular condition shed light on autism? This discovery shows how one mutation affects brain development in surprising ways.
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What does it take to defeat Magnus Carlsen? Unpack the mental strength, neuroscience and machine training behind Gukesh’s victory.
Pope Francis’ recent battle with pneumonia and kidney issues has reignited global concern about undiagnosed kidney disease. Why does this life-threatening condition remain under the radar?
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