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17-Year-Old Innovator Develops Wearable for Vehicle Detection

A young inventor, Cavon Hajimiri, 17, has designed a novel wearable device aimed at enhancing safety by detecting approaching vehicles.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 23, 2026

Science

Hugh Jackman Backs Australian Sanctuary Campaign to Protect Koalas

Australian Hollywood star Hugh Jackman has publicly endorsed a significant sanctuary campaign aimed at protecting koalas in his home country.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 23, 2026

Science

Historic First: Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Nests in Southern California, Highlighting Global Conservation Needs

For the first time on record, an Olive Ridley sea turtle has nested on a Southern California beach, a rare event sparking interest among conservationists globally.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 23, 2026

Science

Robot Deployed in Colorado River Scans for Invasive Fish DNA, Aiding Conservation

A nearly $30,000 robotic system is now deployed in the Colorado River, scanning for invasive fish DNA to prevent ecological damage. This advanced approach offers early detection capabilities.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 23, 2026

Science

NIT Srinagar Inaugurates Advanced Astronomical Observatory with 14-inch Telescope

NIT Srinagar is set to inaugurate a state-of-the-art astronomical observatory, developed with the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, featuring a 14-inch telescope.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 22, 2026

Science

Texas Teenager Leverages AI for Black Hole Study, Secures Prestigious $50,000 Award

A 17-year-old student from Texas has won a significant $50,000 prize for pioneering the use of artificial intelligence in the study of supermassive black holes.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 22, 2026

Science

US State Maine Removes Decades-Old River Barrier to Aid Rare Atlantic Salmon Migration

In a significant ecological move, the US state of Maine has dismantled a 60-year-old river barrier, aiming to revive the migratory paths for endangered Atlantic salmon.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 22, 2026

Science

Embracing Scientific Temper: Carl Sagan's Enduring Insight for India

Carl Sagan's insight that "Science is a way of thinking" highlights its role as a process of inquiry and critical reasoning, vital for India's progress.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 22, 2026

Science

California Dam Removal Paves Way for Salmon Revival, Offers Lessons in River Restoration

A decades-old dam in California has been removed, clearing a path for salmon to return to their ancestral spawning grounds, marking a significant win for ecological restoration.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 21, 2026

Science

Lost 13th-Century Norman Castle Rediscovered Within Dublin University

A 13th-century Norman castle, long believed demolished 150 years ago, has been found remarkably preserved within a university campus in Dublin, Ireland.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 21, 2026

Science

Teen Innovator Develops Affordable 3D-Printed Bionic Hand, Heads to National Science Challenge

A West Virginia eighth-grader has engineered a low-cost, 3D-printed prosthetic hand, earning him a spot in a prestigious national science competition.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 21, 2026

Science

US Teen Develops Affordable AI Glasses for Visually Impaired, Earns White House Nod

A US teen, Alexander Du, has developed IRIS, an AI-powered wearable that assists visually impaired individuals with navigation and obstacle detection for just $170.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 21, 2026

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