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Scientists develop tiny engine that’s hotter than the Sun

In a study published in Physical Review Letters, researchers built what may be the world’s hottest engine — made of a single silica particle

Dhaka University. Photo: Collected

DU ranks 1st in South Asia, 52nd globally in 'THE Interdisciplinary Science Ranking'

Scientists can now caption your thoughts. What could go wrong?

Scientists can now caption your thoughts. What could go wrong?

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Un-predictable: Scientists show clever trick to help win at rock, paper, scissors everytime

A researcher holds a human brain, part of a collection of more than 3,000 brains at the psychiatric hospital in Duffel, Belgium, July 19, 2017. REUTERS/Yves Herman

Scientists unveil first draft of atlas of the developing brain

The skeleton of a teenage boy died in 14th century in Edinburgh. Photo: Collected

First evidence of Black Death found in Edinburgh skeleton

Microscopic bacteria, mirrrored. Image: NIAID

What is mirror life? Experts are raising red flags

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An asteroid is going to hit the moon. Here’s how scientists plan to destroy it

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Is space-based solar power the future of energy?

A 'selfie' taken by NASA's Perseverance Mars rover, made up of 62 individual images, on July 23, in this image released on September 10, 2025. A rock nicknamed 'Cheyava Falls,' which has features that may bear on the question of whether the Red Planet was long ago home to microscopic life, is seen to the left of the rover near the centre of the image. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/Handout via REUTERS

NASA rover finds potential sign of ancient life in Martian rocks

Nusaiba became the first fellow from Bangladesh in the Generation Connect Young Leadership Program (GCYLP), organised by the UN’s International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and Huawei. Photo: Courtesy

Nusaiba’s venture to make science interactive gains global recognition

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The embryo that waited 30 years to be born is a healthy baby now

Over 12 student groups presented interactive and innovative projects, including fire alarms, traffic management systems, and holograms. Photo: Courtesy

Breaking Barriers: Rural girls explore science through AUW-Chevron programme