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Sri Lanka, Thailand focus on strengthening ties in health, tech and education - Newswire
Podcast Transcript For thousands of years, humanity has used a remarkable material whose properties seem inexplicable. It can stretch several times its original length, absorb enormous amounts of energy, and return to its original shape. Its discovery led to …
DUBAI, UAE, Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The 31st International Society of Hypertension Scientific Meeting and 17th Emirates Cardiac Society Annual Conference (ISH-ECS 2026) took place in Dubai from 22 to 25 October 2026. As a major international gathering d…
Author summary Dengue has emerged as an important public health threat in the Rohingya refugee camps and surrounding host communities in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. However, evidence describing dengue epidemiology and clinical presentation in refugee settings re…
The death of what was thought to be Sri Lanka’s largest elephant has drawn attention to human-elephant conflict in rural communities. The island country sees a high number of deadly encounters.
Updates to the Global Burden of Disease study showed that while global trends in pertussis (whooping cough) declined from 1990 to 2023, the rebound in incidence and mortality since 2020, particularly in high-income regions, reflects stalled vaccination progre…
Updates to the Global Burden of Disease Study showed that although global measles incidence and mortality had declined in 1990−2019, its resurgence since 2020 reflects stalled vaccination progress worldwide.
The global wildlife trade is a multibillion-dollar industry that mixes legal business and illegal transactions. The post Illegal Wildlife Continues to Slip Through Canada’s Borders. Experts Explain How appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Climate litigation has become a global phenomenon, but its future direction will increasingly be shaped by regions where comparatively little litigation has been documented. One such focal point is Asia. The region encompasses communities highly vulnerable to…
Sri Lanka’s spectacled cobra split from Indian populations around 2 million years ago; scientists suspect - The Times of India
What is the Red Velvet Fairy Wrasse? The Red Velvet Fairy Wrasse ( Cirrhilabrus rubriventralis) is a stunningly beautiful, small saltwater fish prized by reef aquarium enthusiasts for its vibrant colors and peaceful temperament. It is a popular choice, what i…
Arthur C. Clarke | Biography, Works, & Facts - Britannica
A search is presented for the production of a single narrow-width vectorlike ${B}^{\ensuremath{'}}$ quark that decays to a $t$ quark and a $W$ boson. This search targets a single-lepton final state, where a muon or electron originates either from the semilept…
The United Nations’ deadline for eliminating HIV/AIDS as a public-health threat is unlikely to be met. But medical, political and social advances have raised hopes that longer-term success is still possible.
Author summary Chikungunya virus has spread to 119 countries and territories, with the East/Central/South African (ECSA) genotype now dominating globally. However, the evolutionary mechanisms driving this success have remained unclear. We analyzed over 4,000 …
The Ministry of Culture is preparing an exhibition titled "Sacred Journey of Sheikh Yusuf Al Makassari: Legacy of Knowledge, Freedom, and Humanity" ...
This is a re-post from The Climate Brink The 2026-27 El Niño is on track to be the strongest event in the instrumental record. The latest (September 2026) runs of the 14 seasonal forecast models that I track over at the Climate Dashboard put the event’s peak …
The observation of the associated production of an $\mathrm{\ensuremath{\Upsilon}}(1\mathrm{S})$ meson with a $Z$ boson and a measurement of the ratio of its fiducial cross section to the fiducial cross section of the $Z$ boson are presented. Both the $\mathr…
A new study taps into local knowledge to identify dozens of medicinal plants used elephants in the Mount Elgon region of Kenya. However, scientists caution that more research is needed.
Found with burnt coconut in 2004, this Sri Lankan mouse finally gets its scientific name 22 years later! - Moneycontrol.com
How burnt coconut helped discover new to science endemic species in Sri Lanka - news - Mongabay
West Asia conflict brings Norwegian marine research vessel back to Sri Lanka - news - Mongabay
Political science alum confirmed as ambassador to Sri Lanka - University of California, Berkeley
Research Vessel Dr. Fridtjof Nansen completes marine scientific survey in Sri Lankan Waters and departs Colombo - Food and Agriculture Organization
Fair-Weather Clouds, Sri Lanka NASA Science (.gov)
This marine biologist discovered a unique blue whale population in Sri Lanka - Science News
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