Research Articles
The Silent Threat: Unmasking Urinary Tract Infections in Iran's Newborns
Investigating the underdiagnosed crisis of neonatal UTIs in Iran, including epidemiology, diagnostic challenges, antibiotic resistance patterns, and clinical solutions.
The Silent Peacekeepers: How Bone Marrow Tregs Master the Art of Transplant Tolerance
Discover how bone marrow-resident Tregs orchestrate lasting transplant tolerance, potentially eliminating the need for immune-suppressing drugs.
The Double Helix of Doubt: Why India's Scientific Genius Wrestles with Hesitation and Ignorance
Exploring the paradox of India's scientific brilliance shadowed by systemic hesitation and societal skepticism.
Unlocking the Invisible: How a DNA Sensor Revolutionizes Tuberculosis Detection
Breakthrough DNA sensor system using mycobacterial topoisomerase IA for rapid, accessible tuberculosis detection at point-of-care
The Silent Guardian: How Cathodic Protection Shields Our Buried Steel Backbone
Exploring the science behind cathodic protection systems that prevent corrosion in steel infrastructure buried in soil and concrete.
Nature's Sweet Healer: The Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science of Sapota
Explore the medicinal properties, nutritional benefits, and scientific research behind sapota (chikoo), a fruit with ancient healing traditions and modern therapeutic potential.
Guardians of Grain: Decoding Nature's Blueprint in Foxtail Millet
Exploring DUS characterization as a tool to preserve genetic diversity in foxtail millet, a climate-resilient ancient crop facing genetic erosion.
Nature's Pharmacy Meets Modern Medicine: How Bergamot Oil Supercharges Antibiotics Against Staph
Discover how bergamot oil enhances antibiotic efficacy against Staphylococcus aureus, offering a breakthrough in fighting antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
The Silent Threat in Our Soil: How Goats and Rams Spread Antibiotic Resistance in Nigeria
Investigating antibiotic resistance in E. coli from goats and rams in Nigeria and its implications for public health.
The Silent Thirst: How Tree Roots Are Draining the Indo-Gangetic Plains' Waterlogged Woes
Exploring how biodrainage species like Eucalyptus and Bamboo can reclaim waterlogged lands in the Indo-Gangetic Plains through natural water pumping.