India, represented by Aaka Space, made its debut in the world's largest international Moon/Mars analog mission. This proof-of-concept missi...

Austria, renowned for its robust industrial sector, is launching a collaborative initiative with India through TU Austria to attract Indian...

The rise of international student mobility has led to a significant increase in Indian students choosing European destinations for higher e...

Indian-origin expert Aarti Holla-Maini has been appointed as Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) in Vien...

A survey by JBL on the occasion of World Music Day found that 82% of millennials and Gen-Z feel that music helps to boost their productivit...

Since his death, scientists have long tried to piece together Beethoven's medical history.

Nobel Prize in Physics for 2022 is shared by three scientists. Here are the details.

Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded to Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser and Anton Zeilinger for work in quantum mechanics. They will be awarded ...

AI's perceived risk isn't only from autonomous weapon systems that countries like the US, China, Israel and Turkey produce that can track a...

For a Bitcoin transfer to be executed and validated, a mathematical puzzle must be solved by an arbitrary computer in the global Bitcoin ne...

Driverless vehicles are set to first replace transportation that runs over fixed networks in predictable environments, think airport shuttl...

To test this hypothesis, gravitational theories have to be constructed, which do not require exotic anti-de-sitter spaces, but live in a fl...

Researchers found that people in the 24th century will live much more healthily than people do today, because they may have fewer heart pro...

If the laser pulse is strong enough, the electrons in the material can move freely. For a brief moment, the quartz glass behaves like metal.

Researchers from the University of Leeds claimed to have exceeded a 1 Watt output power from a quantum cascade terahertz laser.

According to the Times Higher Education Supplement, India's IIT is ranked No 57 in the global list.

A study reveals that the small & mid-sized US-based IT companies are fanning out to different parts of India.