Science, technology and innovations in India

[ezsasa]

IIT-M engineers set up India's largest, state-of-the-art shallow wave basin

 

[Varoon2]

Does anybody recall a story from the 1970s or early 80s, about an Indian scientist/engineer in India, who developed an aluminum processing or refining technology, that was then taken by an aluminum giant from North America, without so much as an acknowledgement of the source, let alone any reimbursement?

It was reported in a small ethnic Indian community newspaper in the US called Indonet or something like that, and the reporter's name was Francis Assisi, an Indian. The paper afaik is defunct.

I positively did not imagine it

 

[Varoon2]

New malaria vaccine from JNU, Anand Ranganathan among the two leaders

Indian scientists from JNU develop new vaccine to fight Malaria

Scientists from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) have found a potential vaccine for malaria.

www.wionews.com

 

[psychicrajsharma]

I'm starting this thread to document major advances in STEM (Science, technology engineering & maths) coming from India. Will be posting related to science policy issues as well.

Please allow us to assist you on your journey to peace of mind.

 

[Varoon2]

activities and discoveries from the Mt Abu observatory

Mount Abu observatory is India's eye on the sky. It's hunting for Earth's distant cousins

Mount Abu Infrared Observatory has already discovered 4 planets outside the solar system. Now it’s using cutting-edge PARAS-2 spectrograph to search for planets similar to Earth.

theprint.in

 

[Smoothbore125mm]

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