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In 1859, Robert Chesebrough saw oil workers scraping sticky rod wax from drilling rigs, and it wasn’t just waste: It became VaselineA chemist named Robert Chesebrough discovered petroleum jelly in the 1800s. He saw value in a sticky wax that oil workers discarded. Cheseb...- Nadir Godrej, chairperson of the Godrej Industries Group to step downNadir Godrej will retire as chairperson of the Godrej Industries Group in August 2026. He will become Chairman Emeritus. Godrej will step d...
- H-1B visa holders don't just fill existing positions but create new economic ecosystems: IndiasporaIndiaspora highlights the H-1B program's crucial role in attracting global talent and fostering economic growth in the US. Despite concerns...
- Harvard ready to pay $500 million for job training in Trump dealHarvard University is reportedly considering a $500 million investment in workforce training programs to resolve a dispute with the White H...
- Harvard patents targeted by Trump administrationThe Trump administration has initiated a comprehensive review of Harvard University's federally funded research programs, threatening to se...
- Can AI invent? The philosophical debate that can shape the future of innovationExperts are debating the legal status of AI-generated inventions, and whether they warrant patent protection. While some argue that only hu...
- Decide whether AI system can be a patent ‘inventor’: ExpertsSeeks answers as AI stands on brink of invading another human venture
- US Supreme Court rejects computer scientist's lawsuit over AI-generated inventionsThe US Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge by computer scientist Stephen Thaler to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's ...
- MediSim VR partners with Harvard simulation lab director to drive VR-based medical training globallyMediSim VR combines the benefits of Virtual Reality (VR) and simulation to deliver immersive learning for skill training. Their built-in AI...
- When bias hurts the mother of invention: Gender gap affects health innovations targeted at womenMost medical innovations were designed by men who overlooked women's needs.
- Here's the list of some of the famous living creatures that were patentedThe Roslin Institute researchers who did the cloning tried to patent Dolly, her offspring, and the process of cloning her.
- Saathi: Healthcare startup makes biodegradable pads from banana fibreSaathi’s sanitary products are different from commercially available pads which are made out of bleached wood pulp.
- Tata Sons to tie up with global colleges like Harvard, Stanford for innovation pushThe Cyrus Mistry-led group is pushing for innovation across 120 companies to help marry technology, digital and innovation under one man.
- Mitra Biotech, Harvard unravels how to kill cancer cells that avoid chemotherapyThe method was to give another common drug just when the cancer cells begin to morph into a stem-cell like type that can avoid the chemo dr...
- Noida-based Innovaccer provides data to researchers to help them solve problemsInnovaccer is different from other data analytics firms that work only with corporates. They work with researchers, giving them access to d...
- Jugaad has created the wrong image for India: Raghunath Anant Mashelkar, Veteran scientistThere is a link between Saraswati and Lakshmi...and we have been late in establishing this. Among our educational institutions, the importa...
- US Supreme Court's judgment on gene patents is neither ethical nor logicalAs sensible as this sounds, it doesn’t reflect scientific logic. The court just is trying to protect big pharma and the US economy.
- Rohan Murty at Infosys: Steps into the company his father N R Narayana Murthy co-foundedNow set to assist the chairman of Infosys — with his father as boss — Rohan may be well on his way to collecting a few awards of his own.
- Rohan Murty to join Infosys as Narayana Murthy's executive assistantRohan Murty is a Junior Fellow in the Society of Fellows at Harvard University. He has a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Harvard University.
- Reverse brain drain threatens USThe percentage of patents filed by foreigners living in the US has tripled in the past decade - yet the tight cap on permanent visas may fo...
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