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Bengaluru to host 3-day India Nano-2026 event from 3rd AugustBengaluru will host the 14th Bengaluru India Nano conference from August 3 to 5. The event's theme focuses on nanotechnology and artificial...
Bengaluru INDIA NANO 2026 to spotlight AI-nanotech convergence, commercialisationA curtain-raiser for the event was held at Vidhana Soudha on Saturday in the presence of Karnataka minister for Home, Electronics, IT & BT ...
Bengaluru conference on obesity & metabolic syndrome to throw useful insights, says Rabinarayan AcharyaAcharya was speaking at the inaugural of the conference that began at IISc on Monday with about 700 delegates including experts from both w...
Ayush Ministry to hold 2-day international conference on Ayurveda at IISc on December 1-2Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences, Bengaluru, will host a two-day international conference on Ayurveda and Integrative App...
Nanotech, AI, robotics shaping up healthcare as much as space exploration: ISRO chairmanISRO chairman V Narayanan highlighted the convergence of nanotechnology, AI, and robotics in transforming both healthcare and space explora...
BITS Pilani appoints Prof. Soumyo Mukherji as director of its Hyderabad campusProf. Mukherji has served in several administrative positions at IIT Bombay. He served as the Dean of Student Affairs (2015-2019), as the H...
IFFCO's nano urea technology revolution for agriculture sector: Amit ShahAmit Shah described the role of IFFCO in making the Green Revolution successful in the country and praised the world's first nano liquid ur...
IIT-Madras Professor T Pradeep chosen for Nikkei Asia Prizes 2020Prof T. Pradeep was honoured with the Padma Shri earlier this year and is credited with developing nanotechnology-enabled water filters. Th...
Bengaluru to host India NANO-2018 on December 5The event will be a platform for a multi-disciplinary approach to Nanotechnology with the theme ‘Nano for a Better World’.
City to host Bengaluru India Nano-2017 on Dec 7-8The Bengaluru INDIA NANO conference would address the latest trends in nanotechnology focusing on Nanosensors, Nano in Energy Sector, Nano ...
Karnataka Industries Minsiter urges Centre to back Apple to help it realize its Bengaluru projectWistron has an existing facility at Peenya, an industrial suburb near Bengaluru, and is briskly ramping up its manufacturing capacity in an...
Three Indian-origin Australians conferred with Oz's highest civilian awardThree Indian-origin persons have been awarded Australia's highest civilian honour for their contribution in the fields of physics, engineer...
AMU to host North Zone Vice-Chancellors' annual meet tomorrowJointly being hosted by the AMU and the Association of Indian Universities, the conference will have Justice Markandey Katju as the chief g...
India seeks cooperation in pharma from JapanKher said that Indian medicines are affordable and of top quality as it meets the requirement of the toughest regulatory markets in the US ...
- Indus Nanotech Association formed in US
A group of Indian-Americans have announced forming of the Indus Nanotech Association with an aim to further strengthen Indo-US collaboratio...
- 'Micro Electro and nano-based devices hold huge potential'
Micro Electro Mechanicals and Nanotechnology based devices has seen tremendous growth in research in the last one decade and holds enormous...
- A mobile nano-device to record heart beats
Scientists and students at IIT Mumbai have claimed to have developed a unique mobile nano device which can record the heart beat of a perso...
- Nanotechnology: Answer to air pollution?
Research shows that nano-treatment of engines can cut down toxic gas emissions by up to 90 per cent.
- Deal on setting up Knowledge city under finalisation
Karnataka government is in the process of finalising with real estate developer DLF, a deal to set up India's largest technology park in th...
- NextGen handsets ready to double up as health trackers
Imagine a mobile phone that warns you well in advance of an approaching high-pollution zone.