China's electric car dominance began with early battery research in Texas. Chinese companies have since optimized battery performance and m...

John Madew, Senior Trade and investment Commissioner at the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) said delegation is keen o...

About 500 cars between five and 10 year old across hatchback and sedan segments and based on average Indian family usage were used for the ...

New course offered by the department of social sciences seeks to find out the contribution by Indian science to the modern sciences, and sh...

London, Oct 30 (IANS) Cambridge University researchers have pinpointed the date of what could be the oldest solar eclipse yet recorded. The...

The German architect Otto Koenigsberger designed buildings, many for IISc, in the 1940s.

Three Indians and as many persons of Indian-origin are among 29 people, who have been been named as Fellows this year by the American Socie...

The lanky boy with a tilak on his forehead in true Tamil style was a picture in brilliance, felt Sourav Mukherjee, another batchmate.

"Even as a child, Rajesh was focused. He was a child with a plan," says a help at Pichai’s grandparent’s home, referring to the Google CEO ...

Roy lost touch with Sundar after he left to the US for his MS at Stanford, but is impressed that even after an MBA, his student stuck to hi...

Harshad Kumar Dharamshi Bhadeshia, Tata Steel Professor of Metallurgy, has been awarded by Queen Elizabeth II for services to science and t...

The investigating team visited the factory yesterday where Abdul Hakim alias Hasan Sahib had been recruited about a fortnight before the bl...

What kind of man writes such stuff — about the sin of omission? In this case, a scientist actually! But then, Swedenborg was no ordinary sc...

MIT researchers have found a new method through which steel making can be made completely 'green' and carbon-free.

Understanding what a customer is buying by not asking but by inferring is the key thing. Building statistical tools and converting that to ...

The country’s best and brightest now want a piece of the global action as early as possible.

Earning big salaries in overseas is just not enough; IITians are showing interest for their internships as well.