The government e-marketplace (GeM) has enabled over Rs 38,500 crore in transactions for 30,000+ startups, reinforcing its position as a tru...

The global brokerage firm highlights that Indian CDMO companies trade at a 2-year forward EV/EBITDA of 20x, compared to 16x for regional an...

Researchers at IIT Guwahati developed a new method. They converted greenhouse gases into biofuel. The method uses bacteria. It offers a sus...

Researchers at IIT Guwahati have developed a biological method to convert methane and carbon dioxide into biofuels using methanotrophic bac...

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has proposed several initiatives to enhance scientific and technological innovation, and local ind...

The company announced the first cadre of winners in an event at parent company Unilever’s R&D centre in Bengaluru. The newly minted fellows...

"The Government of Telangana is committed to providing an inspiring ecosystem for the growth of the life sciences industry as illustrated b...

The startup said it would use the funding to accelerate the deployment of Ossus' OB HydraCel — a bioreactor for on-site hydrogen gas genera...

The machine is nothing but a "deep science innovation that generates oxygen which is 3.5 times purer than that one normally gets from a con...

Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms, C-CAMP, India’s premier bio innovation catalyst, has inked a MoU with TIA, to kick off an ambi...

The experience with Covid vaccine development has provided India a unique opportunity to burnish its credentials as a global leader in the ...

In the aftermath of the pandemic, there is a huge opportunity for India to transform itself into a thriving economy through economic polici...

In the commodity business we had soda ash, urea and phosphate. We will continue to maintain cost leadership and scale in soda ash, said MD ...

This partnership with Babson Collaborative and the immersive experience will help strengthen the entrepreneurial culture being developed at...

Royal Dutch Shell has proven the technology in its laboratory, using a waste mixture that can even contain some amount of plastics.

IOC today said it has developed technology that will help advance the use of non-edible oil extracted from plants like Jatropha.

A Mumbai-based company claimed to have developed a technology to convert waste into petroleum fuels in a cost-effective manner.