- Hamas says Trump's threats spur Netanyahu to evade Gaza ceasefire deal
- DU publishes ‘Kha unit’ admission results
- Negligence in July killings’ trial will compel students, people to take to the streets again: Mir Snigdho
- Sudan files case against UAE at top UN court over 'complicity in genocide'
- Advance ticket sales for Eid journey to start on March 14
- Trump threats endanger ceasefire with Israel: Hamas
- Guilty members must be trialed to restore the glory of police: IGP
- July uprising offers big opportunities for reforms, democracy: William B Milam
- South Africa semi-final loss just latest knock-out blow
- Inflation rate drops by 0.62pc in February
- New poll: 60% of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign
- Khalistani supporters try to ‘attack’ Jaishankar in London
- No one except law enforcement agencies has authorities to conduct raids: Home Advisor
- Russia says Macron address 'detached from reality'
- Maternity leave is being extended to 120 days
- Rain checks spread of Japan wildfire
- Alibaba shares surge after launch of new DeepSeek competitor
- “A mere social post wasn’t enough”: Tamim honours Mushfiq after ODI retirement
- Fakhrul returns home from hospital
- BCB thanks Mushfiqur Rahim
Scientists genetically engineer mice with thick hair like extinct woolly mammoth
Extinction is still forever, but scientists at the biotech company Colossal Biosciences are pursuing what they call the next best thing to restoring ancient beastsgenetically engineering living animals with traits resembling extinct species like the woolly mammoth. Woolly mammoths roamed the...
'Time is not on our side': UN warns nations at climate science meeting
Tense negotiations on the timing and content of the UNs next blockbuster assessment of global warming science opened in China on Monday, with US scientists reportedly absent. The meeting in Hangzhou comes on the heels of the hottest year on record and rising alarm over the pace of warming....
African leaders urged to accelerate development of space science and technology
African countries have been urged to expedite concerted efforts in developing the continents human capital in space science and technology to harness its vast opportunities, reports the statesman. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the ongoing 38th African Union (AU) summit at its...
Neuroscience Institute resumes operation after four days of doctors’ strike
The National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital has restarted its services following four days of unrest. Since Sunday morning, surgeries have been taking place in the hospitals six operation theatres and one cath lab, said Dr Humayun Kabir Himu, an assistant professor at the hospital....
OpenAI, Retro Biosciences working to extend ‘human lifespan’
OpenAI, in partnership with longevity startup Retro Biosciences, has reportedly developed an artificial intelligence model aimed at enhancing the efficiency of stem cell production. The initiative marks OpenAIs entry into biological research, with the companys GPT-4b model engineered to design...
8 science-backed ways to supercharge your happiness this year
Some people are naturally happier than others. But no matter if youre someone who enjoys singing in the shower or tends to be more serious, happiness isnt just something that comes by chance. We can all adjust our habits to bring more happiness into our lives. Here are some top tips for a happier...
Weighted blankets: the science behind their benefits
Weighted blankets are often chosen during colder months for warmth, and some people find the added pressure helps ease their anxieties and fall asleep more quickly. However, there is limited research on their effectiveness. What is a weighted blanket? Weighted blankets come with extra heft in...