Automation’s Hidden Bill: ARABLAB’s Digital Labs Stage Turns to Security, Validation and Trust in AI
The afternoon programme on Stage 1 asked what happens after laboratories connect their instruments, pipelines and algorithms: who validates them,...
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From Cord Blood to Pharma Quality: ARABLAB’s Industrial Labs Stage Maps the Gulf’s Health-Science Ambitions
Stage 2's first-day programme moved from capital budgets to stem cells, population genomics, inherited blood disorders and locally made medicines,...
ARABLAB LIVE 2026 Opens in Dubai with Accreditation at the Head of the Agenda
The 44th edition of the region's largest laboratory show began on Monday with the UAE's national accreditation body delivering the...
A Vaccine Made for One Patient: Personalised mRNA Therapy Cuts Melanoma Relapse in Phase 3
Moderna and Merck’s intismeran autogene, an mRNA vaccine designed individually from each patient’s tumour, reduced the risk of melanoma recurrence...
Malaria Vaccine to Cost 40% Less as Production Moves to Hyderabad
UNICEF and Gavi have agreed to pay €5.50 a dose for the RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine from early 2027, about 40%...
CCMB Scientists Find a Protein That Both Detects Viruses and Sounds the Alarm
Researchers at CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology in Hyderabad report that a human protein called DZIP3 recognises viral genetic...
A Storm Brews in the Bay as Telangana Records Almost No October Rain
The India Meteorological Department expects a low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal today and gives a high probability that...
Measles Bounces Back: Childhood Cases Rose 40% after the Pandemic, and South Asia Holds a Fifth of the Gap
A Global Burden of Disease analysis published in Nature Medicine estimates that measles cases among children under five rose from...
Half of India’s Coal Power Plants Are Running on Less than Three Days of Fuel
A hot, dry El Niño year has pushed India’s electricity demand 45 to 50 gigawatts above last year’s levels while...
Telangana’s Reservoirs Run Dry Early as Krishna and Godavari Boards Prepare to Meet
The Singur reservoir, a lifeline for Hyderabad and the old Medak and Nizamabad districts, has received barely 3 TMC ft...
The Point of Return: UNEP Says 1.5°C Will Be Breached, and Sets Out What It Would Take to Come Back
The UN Environment Programme’s Emissions Gap Report 2026, published on 21 October, finds that even if every national climate pledge...
Two Cracks in the Internet’s Trust Layer in One Day, and India Is Exposed to Both
On 21 October, browsers worldwide finished distrusting certificates from Bengaluru-based eMudhra after its private keys turned out to be guessable...
The Light That Speaks to a Parasite
The Nobel citation names a light-gated channel. The Hyderabad story runs on a different idea from the same Berlin laboratory:...
A Million Satellites and Counting: Can Earth’s Orbit Survive the Mega-Constellation Rush?
Proposals for satellite fleets now run into the millions, far beyond anything orbit has ever held. As collision alerts multiply...
Saving the Survivors: India’s High-Stakes Experiment in Bringing Wildlife Back
From cheetahs flown in from Botswana to bustard chicks conceived by artificial insemination in the Thar, India is attempting some...
Bharat Next: How Recycled-Content Mandates Are Rewiring India’s Plastics Machinery
Eight months after Plastindia 2026 showcased the industry's ambitions, binding recycled-content rules are forcing a rethink of how India designs,...
Beyond America: Indian Pharma’s Calculated Bet on New Markets
With US tariffs on generic medicines now on a timetable, India's drugmakers are accelerating a long-discussed pivot towards Europe, Latin...
The Business of Sight: Why India’s Eye-Care Market Is Consolidating Fast
Private equity, stock-market listings and laser-assisted surgery are transforming Indian ophthalmology. The demand is undeniable. The question is whether consolidation...
Winning the Long Fight: Why India Is Rebuilding Its Defence Industrial Base
Recent air and missile conflicts, from Ukraine to West Asia to India's own Operation Sindoor, have exposed an uncomfortable truth:...
When the Aircraft Can Land Itself: Cockpit Automation and the Pilots India Is Training
Synthetic vision, emergency autoland and hybrid propulsion are reshaping light and regional aircraft. For India, which is training pilots at...
