IIT Madras Develops Affordable, Minimally Invasive Glucose Monitoring Device for Diabetes Patients
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras have developed and patented a low-cost, user-friendly glucose monitoring device…
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Penn State Scientists Edge Closer to Room-Temperature Superconductors
A research team at Penn State has developed a powerful new model that may bring the dream of…
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Indians Least Aware of Artificial Intelligence, Yet Show Highest Trust in Government Regulation: Global Survey
A new survey conducted by the Pew Research Center across 25 countries has revealed a striking contrast in…
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New Flexible Device Turns Vibrations Into Electricity — No Battery Needed!
Scientists have made a small, flexible device that can turn simple movements or vibrations into electricity. this new…
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In a latest research color changing sensor detects lead in water within seconds.
A team of Indian researchers has designed a new renewable, naked-eye sensor that can detect ultra-trace levels of…
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HT-DEResNet: Teaching Machines to Listen Clearly to the Brain
Every second, our brain sends out a stream of electrical signals — a complex rhythm of thoughts, decisions,…
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MOTION: The Startup Spirit Behind Smarter Sensor Networks
Innovation doesn’t always begin in a garage. Sometimes, it begins in the quiet circuits of a sensor that…
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Growing India’s Position in Semiconductor Supply Chain.
Semi conductor industry is basically divided into 4 major parts No single company and country is specialised in…
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India’s Chip Mission Moves from Paperwork to Wafer Work
New Delhi, 2 September 2025India’s semiconductor journey is picking up speed. At the fourth edition of SEMICON India,…
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IISc breakthrough could accelerate quantum sensors, materials-as-a-service, and next-gen hardware
Bengaluru, 1 September 2025 — The recent discovery of a “Dirac fluid” of electrons in graphene by researchers…
