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Nuclear fusion startup Pranos raises $6.8 million in round co-led by Pi Ventures, Ankur CapitalIndustrial47 and a group of angel investors participated in the funding round of the Bengaluru-based deeptech startup, which is building fu...- Oral cancer preventable if detected early, says Kidwai Institute cancer expertMost oral cancer patients in India seek out medical assistance at stage three or four largely due to ignorance and delayed diagnosis. If de...
- IIT JAM 2023 results: Scorecard to be released tomorrow. How to downloadJAM scores are used for admissions to over 3,000 seats in various postgraduate programmes at IITs.
- IIT JAM 2023: Here’s how to check the answer keyThe answer key, response sheets, and question paper for IIT JAM 2023 can be downloaded from the official JAM 2023 website — jam.iitg.ac.in.
- IIT JAM 2023 application process begins. Here's where to apply and other conditionsCandidates seeking admission to select postgraduate programmes for the academic year 2023-24 have to appear in JAM 2023 Examination. Note t...
- Bengaluru scientist bags Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar prizeHis innovative work on small molecules, peptides, and natural products offers both diagnostics as well as therapeutics, leading to personal...
- Roddam Narasimha an outstanding scientist, personified best of India's tradition of knowledge and enquiry: PM ModiNarasimha made a mark in the field of aerospace engineering and as a fluid dynamicist. He taught aerospace engineering at the Indian Instit...
- Coronavirus has spread to 30% of India's districtsGovernment has been able to ascertain cases in 211 of 720 districts in the country.
- Namma Airport turns to Scientist CNR Rao’s Research Centre for Solution to Fog ProblemThe study will develop a numerical simulation tool capable of predicting the onset, intensity and dissipation of fog over the airport regio...
- Bengaluru to host India NANO-2018 on December 5The event will be a platform for a multi-disciplinary approach to Nanotechnology with the theme ‘Nano for a Better World’.
- Meet India's innovation divas who made us proud with their workMiddle school education in India is very rigorous. This means we are taught the necessary fundamentals for tackling interesting technical p...
- This Bengaluru summer camp keeps the spirit of science aliveThe Summer School in Science turns 50 this year. And it continues to expose Class 10 students to all the reasons for a career in science
- Parikrama Festival of Science gets young minds to discuss energy crisisWith 'Energy' as the theme, the event aimed at engaging young minds in a discussion about energy resources.
- Less than $1 spent on each Indian for health researchIndia's per capita expenditure on health research is less than $1. And, just 3% of this is spent on public health research.
- How allowing professors to start companies triggered red-hot startup labsUnder the grant called TIDE, incubation centres provided office space, mentorship and some seed money for professors wanting to start compa...
- Simulations are cost-effective: Umesh Waghmare, JNCASRUmesh V Waghmare, chairman and professor, JNCASR, was awarded the Infosys Prize 2015 for his innovative use of computer simulations.
- Three weapons to slow down bacteria spread in hospitalsBeing a scientist, Jayant Halder has just three kinds of weapons: a new drug, a method to tweak old drugs, and a paint that can slow down t...
- Drugs for Ebola likely to have an Indian connectionIndia may well be the place where the drug to fight the killer Ebola virus originates, with two drug candidates discovered in Bengaluru.
- India, Japan sign MoUs to cooperate in pure sciences, biotechTaking the collaboration forward, the Ministry of Science and Technology of the both the countries have decided to have direct interactions.
- HIV Patients are spared from DementiaHIV patients are said to live a better life compared to their US counterparts.
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