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A new gel may help teeth rebuild their own enamel

Scientists created a protein-based gel that guides the regrowth of tooth enamel.

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Three classic Indian texts join a UNESCO register of world heritage documents

Manuscripts of the epic Mahabharata, Kalhana's 12th-century chronicle Rajatarangini and Kautilya's Arthashastra, a classic work on governance, have been added to UNESCO's Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register.

The Hindu·1 min read·06.11.2026
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US states and cities hold their first official Diwali celebrations

Five US states and 21 cities in the Pacific Northwest are marking Diwali at official venues for the first time. The events began in mid-October and run until 10 November.

Times of India·1 min read·06.11.2026
Science

Scientists find a way to reshape glass from the inside as it is made

A team from TU Dortmund, Paderborn and Duisburg-Essen universities in Germany and the University of Oxford has found a way to change the inner structure of a special kind of glass during manufacturing.

ScienceDaily·1 min read·05.11.2026
Health

Doctors agree on the first global rulebook for virus-based treatment of superbugs

Some viruses, called bacteriophages or phages, infect and destroy bacteria. Doctors have long hoped to use them against infections that no longer respond to antibiotics, but there has been no shared international standard for doing so.

ScienceDaily·1 min read·05.11.2026
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Türkiye's new home-built satellite will watch over crops and coasts

Türkiye's space research institute TÜBİTAK UZAY is developing GEZGİN-1, a high-performance platform for micro-satellites under 75 kilograms. The satellite is planned to launch in the last quarter of 2028.

TRT Haber Bilim·1 min read·04.11.2026
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Türkiye sets 2027 for its first contact with the Moon

Türkiye's 2027 annual government programme sets out new steps in its national space programme, led by the Moon Research Project and domestic satellite development. The headline target is a first contact with the Moon in 2027.

TRT Haber Bilim·1 min read·28.10.2026

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