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How electricity-free cooling could power India’s next green tech revolutionIndia faces record heat, increasing electricity demand. A new electricity-free cooling technology uses reflective coatings to reduce temper...- Capital trap: New study shows where in Delhi your lungs have least chance of escaping nanoparticlesA study by Indian researchers shows that residents of Delhi inhale millions of airborne nanoparticles daily. These particles accumulate in ...
- Budget expectations & India's e-waste recycling journey: Insights from Recyclekaro's founder Rajesh GuptaRajesh Gupta, founder of Recyclekaro, discusses India's reliance on imported battery cells for EVs due to a lack of domestic mineral reserv...
- Nanoparticle emissions from Delhi's transport sector could trigger significant health risks: StudyA study conducted in Delhi, India, has found high levels of nanoparticles in the air, particularly in roadside areas, due to vehicle engine...
- IFFCO begins commercial production of nano urea liquid"IFFCO Nano Urea is a product of the 21st century and it is the need of hour to keep the environment soil, air and water, safe for future g...
- IIT Guwahati, in collaboration with Imperial College London, develops nanoparticle ‘meta-grid’Meta-grid' or ‘metamaterial grid’ is a specifically patterned array (grid) of nanoparticles acting as metamaterials, capable of exhibiting ...
- IITs told to bring projects on curbing pollution to DelhiThe Centre has asked the top institutes to station their prototypes and models at IIT Delhi for testing and possible scaling up for use by ...
- Tea leaf extract is the new answer to destroy lung cancer cellsNanoparticles derived from tea leaves can destroy cancer cells by up to 80%.
- Scientists find new way to produce hydrogen fuel from sunlightBengaluru, April 28 (IANS) The energy provided by sunlight in an hour is equivalent to mankind's total energy consumption for one year, but...
- Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan: Why cleaning up India is serious businessSwachh Bharat may have started on a high note, but cleaning up the country is serious business. Apart from investment, it calls for behavio...
- CNG is safe, as clean as Euro-VI compliant dieselCSE's analysis, however, reveals that the CSIR study findings are different from what Garg's briefing may have conveyed.
- CNG cleaner than diesel, but its smoke hides dangers tooThey may not be as toxic as diesel fumes but, scientists at CSIR say, gases produced while burning CNG contain carbon nanoparticles.
- 'Jaguar' world's fastest supercomputer?Reports indicate that an upgrade to a Cray XT5 high-performance computing system deployed by the US Department of Energy has made the "Jagu...
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