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UPPSC Results 2026: Commission to declare results for 5,000+ posts over next six weeks. Check important dates
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission is set to release results for over 5,000 recruitment positions shortly. The LT Grade Teacher results for almost 5,000 vacancies are anticipated to be announced by September 30. Results for Assistant Professors will follow the conclusion of the Main Examination, with UPPSC PCS 2025 Main Examination results expected on October 8. Additionally, other departmental results will be made public by November 30.
Over 2.63L appear in NEET-PG; re-test announced for candidates at 2 Jaipur centres
The NEET-PG 2026 examination was successfully conducted for over 2.63 lakh candidates nationwide. However, power failure disrupted the exam at two centers in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Affected candidates will now take a re-examination on September 5th. The National Board of Examinations will investigate the technological partner responsible for the infrastructure. This incident caused inconvenience to a small number of aspiring medical professionals.
In 2023, researchers modeled fluid-filled microchannel windows; computer simulations estimated the liquid system could cut building energy use by 43 percent
Researchers are developing innovative liquid windows that can control heat and light transmission. These tunable windows could potentially reduce building energy use by an estimated forty-three percent. Microscopic channels bonded to glass carry fluids, adjusting thermal and light properties. While still in development, this technology shows promise for future energy savings. Commercial buildings could see substantial reductions in heating and cooling expenses.
NEET PG 2026 examination underway across country; over 2.73 lakh candidates registered
The NEET PG 2026 examination began Sunday for over 2.73 lakh medical graduates. This postgraduate medical entrance test is being conducted by NBEMS in computer-based mode. Candidates arrived at various centers across India, expressing some pre-exam nervousness. This exam follows the NEET UG 2026, which was cancelled due to paper leak allegations. The NEET UG re-examination was later conducted on June 21 for affected students.
Canada’s New Brunswick cellphone ban: Students from kindergarten to Grade 8 won’t be allowed to use phones at school from...
Canada’s New Brunswick is introducing a strict cellphone ban in schools from September, with K-8 students barred from using personal devices throughout the school day. High school students will initially be allowed to use phones during lunch and between classes, but the same all-day restrictions will apply from the second semester. The province is also limiting screen time in licensed child-care centres.
At just 16, he earns enough to pay his father Rs 2 lakh a month & has trained 5 lakh students: Who is this AI prodigy who has already met the UN chief?
Raul John Aju, a Class 12 student, has made a mark in the AI space by founding a startup focused on teaching artificial intelligence to learners worldwide. With more than 15 AI tools to his name, he has reportedly trained nearly five lakh learners globally. His meeting with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at an AI summit further highlights the growing recognition of his work.
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Canada seeks skilled workers in healthcare, STEM, trades via Express Entry
Canada seeks skilled professionals through its Express Entry immigration system. The nation aims to boost its economy and address labor shortages. Key sectors include healthcare, trades, education, STEM, and transport occupations. Professionals with Canadian work experience and French proficiency are particularly sought. This initiative targets experienced individuals for permanent residency programs.
In 1906, she became a widow at 38 with two young daughters. What she did next made her the only woman to win two Nobel Prizes
Marie Curie became a widow in 1906 at 38, raising two young daughters while continuing her scientific career. She succeeded Pierre Curie at the Sorbonne, pursued groundbreaking research into radioactivity and produced pure radium. In 1911, she won her second Nobel Prize, becoming the first person to receive two Nobel Prizes and the only individual awarded them in two scientific fields. Her daughter Irène later became a Nobel laureate herself.
He grew up with an abusive father and little self-confidence, then became a Navy SEAL, doctor, naval aviator and astronaut; after 3,920 orbits around Earth, Jonny Kim is now leaving NASA
Astronaut Jonny Kim is making a significant change in his career as he steps away from NASA after nearly a decade. He is scheduled to return to active duty with the US Navy on August 27, 2026. Kim’s distinguished background encompasses roles as a Navy SEAL, a physician, and a naval aviator, with notable experience from an eight-month mission on the International Space Station.
WHO renews Science Council as AI, gene editing and emerging technologies reshape global health
The World Health Organization has renewed its Science Council with twenty-one global experts. This council will advise on emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and gene editing. It aims to ensure scientific progress benefits all populations worldwide. Youth representatives will bring younger perspectives to these important discussions. The council will help WHO prepare for future global health challenges and opportunities.
Hardwork took techie from tier-3 college with Rs 3.5LPA to Rs 40 LPA but stock market greed wiped his savings and is now selling his land to repay debt
An X post has shared the financial journey of a man who reportedly progressed from a Rs 3.5 lakh annual salary to around Rs 40 lakh before losing Rs 50 lakh through day trading. The man, who studied at a government school and later completed B.Tech CSE, is reportedly considering selling two acres of land following the trading setback.
Six Indian healthtech startups selected for UK-India accelerator programme
Launched in 2023, the programme seeks to strengthen collaboration between India and the UK in health innovation and help Indian companies pursue market entry, investment, research and commercialisation opportunities in Britain. The first three editions of the programme are projected to support 100 jobs and generate £32 million in investment and economic activity in the UK, according to the organisers.
From 2011 to 2023, nearly million patients visited Chicago hospital emergency rooms, urgent care centers, researchers found trending illness, injuries when temperature rises in U.S.
Researchers found an association between high temperatures and individual medical problems, but that's not the same as a cause-and-effect, according to experts.
Deepinder Goyal’s Temple acquires London-based Longevous for undisclosed sum
Goyal announced the acquisition in a post on X on Thursday, saying Longevous founders Robert Mohr and Avi Roy, along with their team, would join Temple full time. Mohr will become Temple’s chief medical officer, while Roy will serve as head of science.
14 newborns killed in fire at Islamabad hospital, authorities say
Fourteen newborns were killed in a fire at Islamabad’s largest public hospital, PIMS, on Wednesday. One baby was rescued. Authorities said the blaze, which may have been caused by a short circuit, was brought under control and an inquiry has been ordered.
For decades resetting child's sleep schedule following reopening of school across USA after summer vacations remains challenge for parents, experts pediatrician are helping out mothers, fathers
Early bedtimes can slip through the cracks over the summer as kids stay up for sleepovers, movie marathons and long plane flights.
In 1997, Thomas Jefferson University tested a digital X-ray system that could replace film. 29 years later, digital radiography is standard, with images available in seconds instead of waiting for film processing
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital studied DirectRay digital X-ray technology in 1997. This new system offered faster image processing and electronic storage capabilities. Digital images could be enhanced and transmitted without quality loss, improving physician access. Hospitals anticipated reduced costs and increased patient throughput with this innovation.
93-year-old widow Ruth Gottesman gave $1 billion to make medical school free: Why her gift changed Albert Einstein College of Medicine forever
At 93, widow Ruth Gottesman made a historic $1 billion donation to Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, creating a scholarship fund that covers tuition for current and future students. The landmark gift not only removed one of the biggest financial barriers to becoming a doctor but also helped reduce the burden of medical school debt, giving aspiring physicians greater freedom to pursue their education.
Michael Dell started his billion-dollar journey in a UT Austin dorm room in 1984; now he and Susan are giving $750 million to build an AI medical campus
US billionaire Michael Dell started his company from a UT Austin dorm room in 1984. Now, more than four decades later, Dell and his wife Susan are giving $750 million to build an AI-focused medical campus in Texas, taking their total donations to the university above $1 billion. In December 2025, Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion to help fund 'Trump accounts'.
Not just MacKenzie Scott, this US billionaire has given over $1.5 billion to his alma mater Johns Hopkins University, starting with a $5 donation in 1964
Michael Bloomberg’s decades-long commitment to Johns Hopkins University began with a $5 donation and has since grown into more than $1.5 billion in giving. The US billionaire philanthropist has helped expand financial aid, support groundbreaking research, improve medical education and make opportunities more accessible to students from lower- and middle-income families.
This child prodigy developed technology to detect lead in drinking water. Years later, she made her way to MIT. At 19, made history by winning the Stephen Hawking honour
Gitanjali Rao's journey as a young innovator began at the age of ten when she created Tethys, a device to detect lead in drinking water. This remarkable invention garnered her recognition in a national competition. Following her success, she tackled challenges like opioid addiction and cyberbullying, which earned her the title of Kid of the Year.
18-year-old California student Colin Jie Chu built a model to predict EV battery health with 2.36% error. His research wins top US science award
18-year-old California student Colin Jie Chu developed a model to predict the health and lifespan of electric vehicle batteries, achieving a reported 2.36% error in state-of-health predictions. His Stanford-linked research earned him a place among the 40 finalists of the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search and the Glenn T. Seaborg Award, selected by fellow finalists.
IndiGo co-founder Gangwal commits Rs 300 cr more to IIT Kanpur medical sciences school
Rakesh Gangwal has committed an additional Rs 300 crore to IIT Kanpur's medical school. This significant funding follows his previous Rs 100 crore contribution in 2022. The institute plans to establish a super-speciality hospital and a cancer research centre on campus. These facilities will foster interdisciplinary collaboration between engineers and medical professionals. The Gangwal School aims to advance medical education and healthcare innovation across India.
IndiGo co-founder Rakesh Gangwal pledges Rs 300 crore more to IIT Kanpur
IIT Kanpur alumnus and IndiGo co-founder Rakesh Gangwal has pledged an additionalRs 300 croreto the institute’s Gangwal School of Medical Sciences and Technology. Under the commitment, Gangwal will provide matching grants for contributions from other donors, up to Rs 300 crore.
Bioinformatics project bags first place in Anveshana, research initiative that won Modi’s praise
Anveshana 2026, a student research initiative, concluded with 20 projects presented by students. Prime Minister Modi highlighted this program in his Mann Ki Baat address. Top projects explored molecular docking, pesticide residues, kitchen waste conversion, and natural latex composites. Experts praised the program for fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This initiative democratizes research access for school students across India.
17-year-old Texas student Iris Shen wins $150,000 for testing potential cancer drugs in clams, in research that could open a new path for blood cancer drug discovery
17-year-old Texas student Iris Shen won $150,000 and third place at the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search for testing potential cancer drugs in clams. Her research found that one drug produced effects similar to those seen in human cells, while other drug combinations slowed tumor growth, suggesting clams could potentially serve as a new model for blood cancer drug discovery.
17-year-old Pennsylvania student develops promising pancreatic cancer test that correctly detects 87% of cases and rules out disease in 87.5% of people
A 17-year-old student from Pennsylvania has developed a promising blood-based method for detecting pancreatic cancer by using magnetic nanospheres to isolate tumor-derived particles from blood samples. Audrey Zheng, a senior at North Allegheny Senior High School, focused on extracellular vesicles that carry molecular information from cells and tested them for cancer-linked KRAS mutations.
Mark Zuckerberg's wife Priscilla Chan’s parents escaped Vietnam by boat with no hope of reuniting with their family; decades later, their daughter became a Harvard graduate & philanthropist
Priscilla Chan's journey is rooted in her family's escape from war-torn Vietnam in search of safety and a better life. She became the first person in her family to attend college, graduating from Harvard before pursuing a career in medicine. After working as a paediatrician, she and her husband, Mark Zuckerberg, founded the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. The organisation has since committed substantial funding to scientific research and healthcare, supporting efforts to better understand human biology and develop new ways to prevent, treat and manage diseases.
17-year-old New Jersey high schooler Edward Kang built an AI tool that reads the retina for autism and ADHD screening and won $175,000 for his groundbreaking research
New Jersey high schooler Edward Kang, 17, developed RetinaMind, an AI tool that analyzes retinal images to identify patterns linked to autism and ADHD. His groundbreaking research earned him $175,000 at the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search. Edward earned second place in the International Research Olympiad and co-founded a club where he teaches peers how to interpret research.
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