Indian technologists develop cost-effective sensor to alert landslides
A landslide alert system developed by technologists at Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi Himachal Pradesh can effectively save hundreds of human lives at a Rs....
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CSIR-IIP bails out state-run PNG suppliers from technically unsafe burners
State-run PNG distributing companies have been allowing technically unsafe, retrofitted gas burners to use on domestic cooking application of the gas to its nearly 40...
IITians’ indigenous processor could challenge global majors, Intel and AMD
Motivated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Make In India” concept, a team of researchers at IIT-Madras plans to take on global-majors Intel and AMD in...
Indian scientists develop world’s first low temperature thermal desalination plant
Scientists at the National Institute of Ocean Technology, Chennai develop world’s first low temperature thermal desalination plant (LTTD), which could address drinking water problems in...
Indian scientists find faster way to fabricate flexible micro-supercapacitors
Indian scientists develop flexible, lightweight and highly efficient micro-supercapacitors for potential use in advanced miniaturized digital devices. These micro-supercapacitors can be fabricated on flexible substrate...
IIT-Hyderabad develops new technology that may help scale up memory storage capacity
A group of Indian researchers at Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad has developed a new type of resistive random-access memory (RRAM) device that can be controlled...
Augmented video games can help in stroke recovery: study
Video games, popular among kids in the 1990s, have made a comeback with the advent of virtual reality (VR) which gives users a sense of...
Scientists develop floatable aluminium
Scientists from Utah State University, USA and Southern Federal University in Rostov-on, Russia develop ultra-light form of aluminium that floats on water. Though it is...
A solar cell you can put in water
Scientists from RIKEN and the University of Tokyo develop a new type of ultra-thin photovoltaic device, coated on both sides with stretchable and waterproof films....
Indian scientists develop technology for harvesting water from dew
A group of Indian scientists, working with experts from France, develop a technology for harvesting dew or atmospheric moisture for drinking water purposes. The first...