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Extreme care is required to ensure the purity of plasmodium cultures

The European Union (EU) has begun an inspection of Karachi's fish harbour to decide whether to ban seafood exports from Pakistan. The fishing industry in Pakistan exports around US $150 million of

Some neurone functions restore on their own following a spinal cord or brain damage

The first private sector thermal power plant was commissioned recently in Colombo with the help of the government which added an additional 22.5 MW of power to Sri Lanka's national grid. Such efforts

Wind energy could soon become as cheap as other forms of energy

Malaria cases in Venezuela are poised to jump by more than a third next year. Researchers studying statistics covering nearly half a century say that a steep rise in malaria cases always follows

Banana leaves can now be converted into an energy-rich fuel. Resear

According to a report of the UN, the HIV epidemic is far worse than previously thought. The report released by the joint UN programme on HIV/AIDS paints a grim picture of the spread of the HIV

Artificial bays on the beach can effectively be used generate power from wave energy. Tom Denniss, an oceanographer in Australia, has developed a wave reflector that would produce energy at cheaper

for the first time ever, foreign satellites will be launched from India with the help of the country's space researchers. Two satellites, one each from Germany and Korea along with an Indian