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Method turns challenging gaseous alkanes into liquid products

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Isotope labeling and spectroscopy allow scientists to watch how soil microbes break down a mulch product used in agriculture

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Trump administration taps Kelvin Droegemeier to lead Office of Science & Technology Policy

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Decision to enact prohibition, forbid plastic straws lies with mayor

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Czech automaker Skoda on Thursday globally unveiled its all new SUV Kushaq which would take on the likes of Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos in the fastest growing mid-sized SUV segment in the domestic market.The model is the first production car as part of the company's India 2.0 project.Under the lead responsibility of Skoda Auto, Volkswagen Group is investing 1 billion euros in its model campaign in the Indian subcontinent to strengthen its presence.

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Czech automaker Skoda on Monday forayed into the midsize SUV segment in India with the launch of its new offering Kushaq, priced between Rs 10.5 lakh and Rs 17.6 lakh (ex showroom Delhi).