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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2025

science

science

Photo: Collected

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

The embryo, stored for over 30 years, belongs to Linda Archerd, who underwent IVF in the early 1990s after years of infertility

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

Biosphere 2

Inside Earth’s miniature twin: How Biosphere 2 redefined view of the blue orb

All participants hailed from British Council partner schools, and what united them was a shared enthusiasm for science and a flair for communication. Photo: Courtesy

Science Communicators Competition 2025: Nurturing future Bangladeshi scientists

Chattogram Collegiate School. Photo: Collected

9th-graders at Chattogram Collegiate School allegedly forced to enroll in science group

Depiction of the distant world that may be home to life. Photo: Cambridge University

Cambridge scientists detect possible biosignatures on Exoplanet K2-18b

Romulus and Remus at age three months. Photo: Colossal Biosciences.

Beyond the hype: The truth behind the ‘de-extinction’ of dire wolves

Photo: Reuters

Beyond mammoths: How gene editing can be used in other fields

3D rendering of dire wolf LCORL gene. Photo: Colossal Biosciences

The science behind ‘de-extinction’

Photo: SpaceX

How DARPA accidentally invented ‘rocket radar’

Photo: Reuters

Editing life: The science, ethics and future of CRISPR

Photo: The researchers.

Mice with two fathers survive adulthood

 Stargazers gather on a Kalabagan rooftop to witness a rare planetary parade. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

A dance with planets: The growing passion for astronomy in Bangladesh

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