India is an innovation 'overperformer' but its research systems lag behind. Improving 'ease of doing R&D' is crucial. This requires faster ...

Government approved Biomedical Research Career Programme Phase III. This program will train over 2,000 students and fellows. It aims to gen...

The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approves a significant scheme. It focuses on capacity building and human resource d...

India introduces a special G20 Talent Visa. The visa targets researchers and professionals from G20 nations. It will boost India's science ...

The government is launching the PAIR programme to boost research in higher education institutions by linking top-tier research institutions...

Born in Cuba, Dr. Max Gomez graduated from Princeton University and worked as a Health Editor and Science Editor for many news channels. Kn...

An SPV, consortia of Indian industry, is likely to be set up to take ownership of and drive the research agenda to meet specific technologi...

NRF’s objective will be to set research agenda and focus on seeding research in state-level varsities and institutions in rural areas. It w...

The Bengaluru-headquarteted space agency is striking a partnership with the IIST -- something similar to the JPL- Caltech model in the Unit...

Pune, April 10 (IANS) A group of medical colleges here have launched a "Centre for Climate Change and Health" to address the immediate and ...

The IUCAA is an autonomous institution set up by the UGC to promote the nucleation and growth of active groups in astronomy and astrophysic...

Such homecomings are driven partly by family compulsions, but now it is a flurry of incentives by the govt that has helped scientists reloc...

In a bid to prevent brain drain, the government has embarked upon a scheme to fund pure science scholars, who have completed their PhDs.

To recruit Indian expats who have spent years in doing research abroad is very difficult, scientists believe.

UGC is implementing schemes for empowerment of SCs, STs and minorities that include setting up of equal opportunity cells and scholarships.

Taking the collaboration forward, the Ministry of Science and Technology of the both the countries have decided to have direct interactions.

The regional vice-chancellors (VC) conference will begin in Mumbai from September 13, next week.