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That tiny hole at the bottom of airplane windows: Do you know why it matters?A tiny hole in airplane windows is a vital engineering marvel. This breather hole expertly manages immense cabin pressure differences. It a...- Want a job at ISRO? Here's a complete guide on courses, colleges, streams, recruitment exam, and moreISRO offers diverse pathways for aspiring scientists and engineers in 2025, emphasizing academic excellence and national commitment. From c...
- Tiny robots developed to help fix leaky water pipesUK engineers have developed Pipebots—tiny, autonomous robots that inspect, detect, and repair faults in water pipes, reducing leaks and avo...
- Indoor air pollution can hamper your productivity, claims new studyThey further found that lowering total volatile organic compounds (TVOC) levels in a room by 72 per cent could improve a student's creative...
- Indoor air pollution could impact creative potential of occupants, study findsResearchers at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, found that the 87 study participants, all undergraduate and postgradu...
- Chandrayaan-3: What are the educational qualifications of the masterminds behind India's successful moon missionLeading this Chandrayaan-3 mission was the main scientist, P. Veeramuthuvel, with Srikant serving as the mission director and Kalpana as th...
- IndiGo, Air India's record plane order deliveries may not be an easy ride for Airbus, BoeingAirbus and Boeing have been hit by a labour shortage in the aerospace industry's supply chain, threatening the manufacturers' ability to de...
- Here are the top 10 in-demand jobs in CanadaThis year there has been an increase in labor work jobs such as welders, truck drivers, and general laborers. Other typical jobs include re...
- India to continue to saturate orbits with lot of satellites: US space expert"We should not be concerned with congestion. We should be concerned with not understanding where these things are going," US space expert s...
- 10 new unicorns may fly out of Telangana soonResearch and Innovation Circle of Hyderabad (RICH), headed by former Indian School of Business dean Ajit Rangnekar, is a platform designed ...
- How Axiom Research Labs has emerged as India’s first private aerospace companyAt its very essence, TeamIndus — and Axiom Research Labs, the company that houses it — is on track to becoming a citizen of that space indu...
- This thin foam keeps vehicles, buildings cooler, quieterSingapore, Nov 27 (IANS) Indian-origin researchers from Singapore have developed a new material that will make vehicles and buildings coole...
- Flying machines in Vogue: Believe it or not, making drones is now child’s playDrona Aviation, startup hatched in the Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship has been running classes to teach assembling of drones f...
- Believe it or not, making drones is now child's playA day-long session costs Rs 1,500 and includes a kit that can be assembled, to make it fly, you'll need to plug in motherboard and know how...
- IIT Kharagpur alumnus kills US professor at UCLA over academic spatMainak Sarkar, an alumnus of the IIT-Kharagpur, shot and killed professor William Klug in a small office in University of California Los An...
- Now, IITs become fertile ground for faculty startupsDozens of faculty members from IITs in Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Kharagpur and Hyderabad are working on startups either by themselves or with ...
- How Dynamatic Technologies CEO Udayant Malhoutra has transformed India’s aeronautical sectorMalhoutra has transformed Dynamatic Technologies from making hydraulic pumps into a key global suppliers of complex parts to Airbus, Boeing.
- Singapore's first 3-D-printed concept car developedDesigned from scratch by NTU undergraduates and built over a year, these two eco-cars will aim to attain the highest fuel efficiency.
- Renjith Kumar, the Indian who landed Nasa's rover 'Curiosity'Renjith Kumar worked so hard on the Mars rover that after its touchdown, he packed off to Canada for a holiday.
- Ex-Boeing employee Vivek Lall: Meet Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries' new soldierVivek Lall, 42, used to be a brainiac engineer before he became a defence business manager. Reliance wants him to do what he did for Boeing.
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