Illustration shows series of events after a woman’s image  photographed by a camera trap was circulated on local whatsapp and Facebook groups.

Cambridge researcher Dr Trishant Simlai spent 14 months interviewing 270 locals living around the Corbett Tiger Reserve, a national park in northern India, including many women from nearby villages.

Trishant Simlai conducting a focus group discussion with local women living near Corbett Tiger Reserve, a national park in northern India. The women told Simlai that new technologies, deployed under ...

Women behave differently when they see camera traps - often putting themselves in danger of wild animal attacks as a result by being quieter, or going deeper into the forest ...

Local women sing while collecting firewood in the forest, to deter attacks by elephants and tigers. When they see camera traps they feel inhibited because they don’t know who’s watching or listening ...

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A novel hydrogen sensor developed by researchers at Institute of Science Tokyo offers a promising solution for real-time ...

Nate Oberholtzer, right, worked in the lab of Shikhar Mehrotra, Ph.D. (left), while pursuing his Ph.D. He's finished that portion of his education and is completing his last two years of medical ...

The School is aimed at a broad audience that includes students with a keen interest in complexity or bio-inspired ...

Wayne State University's Center for Emerging and Infectious Diseases (CEID) is launching its participation in World AMR Awareness Week with an urgent message: the growing threat of antimicrobial ...

New Curtin University-led research has uncovered what may be the oldest direct evidence of ancient hot water activity on Mars ...

In an era of dwindling glaciers, Southern Patagonia has managed to hold on to a surprising amount of its ice. But, A new ...