Cost-Effective and Indigenous Personal Protective Suit to Combat COVID-19-1

Cost-Effective and Indigenous Personal Protective Suit to Combat COVID-19

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The National Aerospace Laboratories has developed cost-effective and quality-certified fabric-based personal protective suits. NAL, along with MAF Clothing Private Limited, has developed these suits.
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CSIR Tops Scientific Research Institutional Ranking

CSIR Tops Scientific Research Institutional Ranking

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research has been ranked first in the Nature Ranking Index-2020. The rankings are based on total research output which the institutions have carried out from December 01, 2018, to 30th November 2019

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Satellite-Based Advisory Service Launched for Deep Sea Fishermen

Satellite-Based Advisory Service Launched for Deep Sea Fishermen

The Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services and Airport Authority of India on Wednesday launched a new system that expands the scope for disseminating alerts and other messages to fishermen who go for multi-day fishing and other such activities deep inside the seas

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Scientists Evaluate Ups and Downs in Summer Monsoon 2019

Scientists Evaluate Ups and Downs in Summer Monsoon 2019

The Indian summer monsoon is the lifeline of the agriculture-based economy and society. The rainfall in monsoon season from June to September plays a critical role and any fluctuations in rainfall can affect agriculture, water resources and livelihood of farmers

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A Diabetes Drug Can Prevent Cardiovascular and Kidney Disease

A Diabetes Drug Can Prevent Cardiovascular and Kidney Disease

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Researchers have found that Dulaglutide, a commonly used drug for Type 2 diabetes, can be effective against cardiovascular and kidney diseases too
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Scientists Pave the Way for A New Therapy for Type 2 Diabetes

Scientists Pave the Way for A New Therapy for Type 2 Diabetes

Researchers at the Bengaluru-based National Centre for Biological Sciences have come up with a finding that could pave the way for developing a new treatment for type 2 diabetes

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New Biotech Missions to Focus On Drug Resistance, Fortified Crops

New Biotech Missions to Focus On Drug Resistance, Fortified Crops

Minister for science and technology Dr. Harsh Vardhan on Tuesday announced new missions in five important areas including antibacterial resistance, fortified crops and affordable vaccines for endemic diseases

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Surprise! India and China Are Greening Faster Than Rest of the World

Surprise! India and China Are Greening Faster Than Rest of the World

China and India – two economic powerhouses of Asia – are contributing significantly to the greening of the planet, a new global study released on Monday has found

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Balancing Act at The Edge of Cells

Balancing Act at The Edge of Cells

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The study done by lead author Joseph Jose Thottacherry shows that the CG endocytosis is intimately connected to membrane tension by sensing and responding to changes in membrane tension
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IIsc Scientists Figure Out Compulsive Behavior in Patients with Autoimmune Disorders

IIsc Scientists Figure Out Compulsive Behavior in Patients with Autoimmune Disorders

Researchers at the Bengaluru-based Indian Institute of Science have found that a class of cells that defends the body against invaders also triggers obsessive-compulsive behaviour in patients suffering from autoimmune disorders such as Multiple Sclerosis

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Wind Turbines Are Impacting Ecology in Western Ghats

Wind Turbines Are Impacting Ecology in Western Ghats

A new study done in the Western Ghats has found that wind farms in biodiversity-rich areas can have deeper ecological consequences beyond already known impacts.

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Scientists Open New Avenue to Study Head Muscle Dystrophy

Scientists Open New Avenue to Study Head Muscle Dystrophy

Indian researchers have identified the mechanism by which muscles above the neck, known as head muscles, are formed during development of an embryo in the womb

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Thirteen Young Scientists Get Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize

Thirteen Young Scientists Get Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize

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A total of 13 scientists from different institutions across the country have been chosen for the prestigious Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar prize for 2018
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Indian Scientists Find Faster Way to Fabricate Flexible Micro-Supercapacitors

Indian Scientists Find Faster Way to Fabricate Flexible Micro-Supercapacitors

Flexible, lightweight and highly efficient micro-supercapacitors have been developed by Indian scientists, for potential use in advanced miniaturized digital devices.

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Dr. V. Sejian (fourth from the left) and his research team

How Resilient Are Indigenous Goats to Climate Change

Climate change is posing a challenge not only to agricultural crops but also to livestock. In order to sustain rural livelihoods, it is critical to identify livestock breeds that are climate resilient.

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Studying 65 Million Year Old Rainfall Trends To Predict Future

Studying 65 Million Year Old Rainfall Trends To Predict Future

Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels may spark a shift towards wetter winters and drier summers warn a new study based on evidence from climatic history preserved in 65 million-year-old oyster shells.

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Indian School Kids Shine at Intel Science Fair

Indian School Kids Shine at Intel Science Fair

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Young innovators from India proved their mettle once again with many of them winning top awards at the just concluded annual International Science and Engineering Fair organized by IT major Intel at Pittsburgh in the USA from May 12 to May 18.
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Scientists Find Synthetic Mimic For Critical Biomolecule

Biological assemblies are thousands of tiny pieces of machinery which play collectively important roles towards maintaining the cellular structure and functions, and many of them even play very critical roles.

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Scientists Develop New Ceramic-Based Piezoelectric Material

Scientists Develop New Ceramic-Based Piezoelectric Material

Researchers at Bengaluru-based Indian Institute of Science have developed piezo-electric material using ceramic. Piezo-electric materials, which change their shape when an electric field is applied, have a wide range of applications from use in inkjet printers to ultrasound machines.

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New Database of Indian Medicinal Plants May Ease Drug Discovery

New Database of Indian Medicinal Plants May Ease Drug Discovery

There is good news for the pharmaceutical companies looking for new products based on Indian medicinal plants. A new online database has identified 960 phytochemicals present in Indian herbs that can potentially be developed into drugs.

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Saras aircraft during its second rest flight in Bengaluru

NAL Working On Mark 2 Version of Light Transport Aircraft: CSIR

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India’s indigenously developed light transport aircraft Saras was successfully test flown for a second time today, less than a month after the first flight on January 24.
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Dome of the new telescope coming up at Hanle. The Himalayan Chandra Telescope is in the background.

India Gets Robotic Telescope to Keep an Eye on Dynamic Cosmos

Stars and galaxies in the universe may appear to be static to us as they are located millions of light-years away. But the universe is actually dynamic with events occurring in timescales much shorter – years, days and even hours. India is now joining a global network to monitor the dynamic cosmos.

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Dual-Gated Device Developed to Make Gadgets Power Efficient

Over the years transistors, the building blocks of digital devices have become smaller by the day, making devices faster and compact. But this has also meant increased wastage of power. A group of Indian scientists have found a way to address this problem.

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Unique Science Gallery to Open In Bengaluru Next Year

Bengaluru the capital city of Karnataka often referred to as science and technology hub of India, is all set to host a unique science gallery where science and the arts will interact.

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