Research and innovation
IIT-G: The newly developed technique combines nanotechnology and molecular detection, which can further be translated into a point-of-care device with an enhanced diagnostic precision.
IIT-M: The facility addresses challenges in ports, waterways, and coastal engineering and can be utilised for both fundamental understanding and application projects.
Scientist Recruitment 2024: The upper age limit has been set at 32 years. Registration begins on January 6, 2025.
Cabinet launches One Nation One Subscription for research journals; access to over 13,000 e-journals
A total of Rs 6,000 crore has been allocated for the ONOS initiative covering three years 2025, 2026, and 2027. The funding will cover subscription charges for all institutions over the three years.
IIT Bombay researchers identify bacteria that can consume toxic pollutants in soil, boost crop yield
These bacteria were also found to help boost the growth hormones of the plants, inhibit the growth of harmful fungi, and help in making essential nutrients readily available to plants.
IIT Guwahati, Bose Institute Kolkata design therapy which delivers anti-cancer drugs directly to tumour sites, reduces side effects of cancer treatments.
The STeRG team at the MIT-WPU has plans to develop CubeSat which will feature innovative experimental payloads designed by students.
The IIT Bombay-led technology is being transferred to a start-up which will expand clinical trials and work on its regulatory approval
The researchers from the IIT Madras are the ‘first team from India’ to be awarded the International Magnesium Award for Innovative Process.
Referred to as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) technologies, these are cloud-based services that deliver software applications over the Internet, eliminating the need for organisations to install and maintain software on their own servers.
