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Scientists say climate change is driving erratic rainfall and shifting weather patterns

Expedition yields vital data on high-altitude climate, glacier dynamics

Scientists extract RNA from extinct Tasmanian tiger, opening possibilities for de-extinction and pandemic virus study

Scientists last week found the site, dating to around 78,000 years ago, where a child was buried in a cave

With hospitals scrabbling for beds and oxygen in response to a deadly second surge in infections

Scientists ramp up new zinc-fortified wheat that can boost millions of poor people with deficient diets

Dolphins in two rivers have different number of teeth, coloration, growth patterns, skull shapes, conclude scientists

The method involved an automated computational flattening algorithm that was used to read an unopened letter

Scientists raise concerns about launching mass vaccinations before full trials to test its safety and efficacy

Innovation is dubbed as a huge advancement of China’s nuclear research capabilities

Scientists hope that the device can potentially unlock a powerful clean energy source

Eleven academic of QAU figure in list compiled by Stanford University researchers

From ferocious wildfires, torrential rains, weirdly warm temperatures, and record heat waves

Researchers are hunting for 'technosignatures' such as communications signals that may originate from alien beings

Scientists say the findings have implications for vaccine development and treatments for Covid-19

Bones of a woman found in a deep well are helping scientists understand population movements in human history

As more than 48,000 people have died with Covid-19 in the UK

Pakistan is one of only 13 countries across the globe capable of sharing its nuclear knowledge

As patients in South Korea, China and Japan believed to have fallen ill for a second time

The coating took 10 years to develop and can be sprayed on surfaces that are frequently used by the public

Scientists have discovered a comet called 2I/Borisov that is surprisingly different in its composition from comets

ResearchGate, a social network site for scientists and researchers, has launched a new forum

There is no known treatment for the new coronavirus that emerged in China claiming more than 30,000 lives

According to BBC studios, the series will follow Greta's international crusade for climate change

More than 800 dead in China, 37,000 infected

'Value of social scientists in society is undeniable as they promote learning to raise quality of life'

Made up of skin cells from donors and collagen, it has the same chemical and biological properties as human skin

With dinosaurs no longer eating them, mammals made quick evolutionary strides

In what scientists say is a breakthrough providing hope to tetraplegics seeking to regain movement

Which is better known in South Korea and Japan as being among the world’s most poisonous mushrooms

When students do pursue a legal education, they are continuously taught that the law exists in a vacuum

There are only two survivors in the world, and both are female and unable to carry calves

Indian scientist back the villagers claim although NASA later said it did not believe the object was a meteorite

Features a well-preserved brain, soft tissue and a set of powerful teeth

The successful viewing at near-atomic level resolution enabled them to see the exact position of the hormone

Mankind has managed to take a mug shot of a black hole

Oumuamua is first interstellar object known to enter our solar system

Last-ditch efforts needed to hold climate change to the most ambitious target set by governments

Scientists at Imperial College London tweaked a gene so that more females in each generation could no longer reproduce

Robotic vehicle intended to be first mission to mine surface of lunar body in search of volatile compounds

The scientist also goes by the name Aleksandr Spectre

Study published in journal Astrobiology shows molecules called sulfidic anions abundant in early Earth's water bodies

Family of scientist confirms funeral will take place March 31 at Great St Mary's church in Cambridge University

There is much more to do before lab-grown human eggs could be safely be made ready for fertilisation with sperm

Forum will meet twice a year to share studies, research plans

The three-day conference will be attended by 200 major stakeholders

The research revealed the creature began to undergo a decline in genetic diversity more than 70,000 years ago

Experts suspect that slight changes in the behavior of Earth's core may be responsible for this

Team developed fish through DNA circuits capable of detecting metal-contaminated water

US expert praises Pakistani youth at biosafety workshop at Karachi University