The first Indian Prime Minister who takes 'spontaneous' questions that the translator has pre-scripted answers to, tweeted Rahul Gandhi.

Prof. Suresh received his Bachelor of Technology degree from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras and he was facilitated with The Dist...

Suresh, 61, will begin his term as the fourth president of the NTU on January 1, 2018, taking over from current president Bertil Andersson.

Developed by students and professors of prestigious Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) as a research project, SARA became a key exhibit at th...

A greater investment in basic scientific research and better use of talent will help in addressing social challenges, experts gathered at t...

Tata Consultancy Services, India’s largest IT services provider, gave US University Carnegie Mellon $35 million to fund a new facility and ...

Acoustic-based separations are potentially important because they are non-invasive and do not alter or damage cells.

Dr Subra Suresh has also been elected a fellow or honorary member of all the major materials research societies in the United States and In...

PM Narendra Modi, it is learnt, has another key objective — consolidate the Indian Americans into a strong cohesive lobbying group.

"The partnership between CMU and the Centre for Brain Research at the IISc in Bangalore will strategically leverage the research strengths."

Nadella created quite a stir recently by becoming one of the most powerful leaders in technology after taking over as head of the Microsoft...

Apart from Nadella and Suresh, the other Indian immigrants to be honoured are Actor and Comedian Aasif Mandvi and academician Beheruz Sethn...

Indian-American Subra Suresh, currently president of Carnegie Mellon University, has been elected as a member of the prestigious Institute ...

Subra Suresh, who on July 1 became the first Indian-origin president of the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University, has had many firsts in ...

Manu Narayan, and Kushagra Bajaj, are among six new board of trustees appointed to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.

The move caught both Washington and academic circles by surprise because Suresh had served only three years of a six-year term at NSF.

As Director of National Science Foundation (NSF) since 2010, Suresh was responsible for driving scientific research of the country.