Even today, only 30% of researchers worldwide are women. The reasons include less opportunity for women, sexual harassment in the workplace, superstitions and personal or rather society driven problems.
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Wildlife protection laws missing out on online buying and selling of reptiles
Pet industry mainly flourishing in Europe and North America also doesn’t seem to be in a better state for reptiles. They are packed in boxes and transported for days without proper food and water, and without guarantee of better future conditions.
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Is Greenland set to lose its ice faster than in any century over the past 12,000 years?
According to a study published in the journal Nature, if greenhouse gas emissions continued as per present pattern then Greenland would alone account for sea-level rise of about 2-10 centimetres by the end of 21st century.
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New study reveals how fungal cells respond to environmental stress
This study can have crucial implications, as understanding the working of cells and their behavioural pattern under stress can reverse engineering processes that could have extensive imputations.
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Typhoon Kujira transitioning into an extratropical cyclone, revealed by NASA’s satellite
Kujira storm appeared asymmetric due to wind shear as revealed by Aqua satellite indicating extra-tropical transition.
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