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View: The pandemic should guide India towards an equitable health systemTrouble is, health is a physical state, and digitising records and creating stacks will not make us a healthier nation. Vastly improving he...- More than meets the eye: A simple, low-cost paper device can tell if you need a pair of glassesIn 2013, during a hack-a-thon (called Engineering the Eye) organised in collaboration between LVPEI and MIT Media labs , Pesala got this id...
- You may soon detect malaria yourself with this new device in seconds, and at just Rs 10A team of researchers from the Institute of Engineering and Management have developed a mobile, low-cost malaria detection system, which ca...
- How Agastya International Foundation is creating tomorrow's leaders in rural IndiaThe Foundation imparts science education to children in villages, but more importantly it is grooming tomorrow’s leaders of rural India.
- PM Modi's US visit: 7 MoUs signed to boost startups in IndiaAimed at giving a big boost to startups in India, as many as seven MoUs have been signed between various organisations of India and the US.
- Manu Prakash's paper microscope costs 50 cents, can detect malaria from just a drop of bloodIn 2014 he created a microscope, aptly named the Foldscope, that costs only 50 cents. Prakash's Foldscope is made almost entirely of paper.
- Creations by Indian-Americans showcased at White House event 'Maker Faire'The chemistry set for the 21st century designed by Manu Prakash, an assistant professor at Stanford, showcased at the yesterday.
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