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The India AI Impact Summit 2026 ends with broad consensus on inclusive AI principles, while gaps in infrastructure, funding and governance remain key challenges.

A five-year satellite analysis shows that crop fires not only pollute the air but also measurably warm the region's land surface.

Machines edging toward co-scientist roles prompt calls for regulation and public safeguards at a global AI summit in Delhi.

Millions of biodiversity observations are pouring in, but without expert capacity and infrastructure, much of the data stalls before it can drive science.

Roots and leaves show the highest concentration of PAH pollutants.

Using deep learning and explainable AI, researchers identify key blood genes that distinguish patients from healthy individuals.

An open-access database opens the door for automated taxonomy.

Changes in climate, circulation patterns and dust activity influence regional aerobiomes.

A stress-response mechanism that helps Mycobacterium tuberculosis withstand copper and remain virulent inside the body.

Standardized image collection to train algorithms for large-scale wildlife monitoring in deserts.

Researchers show that nanoparticles can deliver protective genes directly to damaged cartilage, reducing joint damage in mice.

Genome assembler straightens millions of virus sequences, clarifying its family tree and refining estimates of how variants spread.

A hidden metabolic circuit cracks fungal resistance

A pilot study finds that a digital version of the test can detect subtle cognitive impairment in urban Indians.

Cornulin, a naturally occurring protein, could offer a non-toxic way to control tumor growth

The polymer selectively traps uranium, even in complex environments like seawater.

Drones carrying low-cost sensors detect fine particulate matter peaking above rooftops in Delhi.

Funding also targets semiconductors, rare earths, AI, and carbon-capture technologies.

On World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day, experts say weak surveillance, underreporting, and gaps in trust are behind India’s toughest last mile.

A new deep learning system recognises Tamil handwritten characters with 99.8% accuracy and may help preserve manuscripts and texts for the digital age.