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BIT Mesra researcher Nitish Kumar wins the Young Scientist Award at URSI GASS 2026 in Poland for his Chandrayaan-2 research on lunar crater ejecta.
BIT Mesra Researcher Nitish Kumar Honoured with Young Scientist Award for Chandrayaan-2 Research Read More
Indian researchers- IIT Guwahati develop RK-251, a smart cancer drug designed to activate inside tumour cells and show promise against triple-negative breast cancer.
Indian Scientists Develop RK-251 Smart Cancer Drug to Target Tumour Cells Read More
Switzerland (Swiss) scientists have developed tiny drones powered by ultrasonic sound waves, using acoustic resonators to generate thrust without conventional motors.
Switzerland Scientists Develop Tiny Drones Powered by Ultrasonic Sound Waves Read More
China has completed the world’s largest superconducting fusion magnet, marking a major milestone in its Artificial Sun programme and advancing its fusion energy ambitions.
China takes major step towards Artificial Sun with world’s largest fusion magnet Read More
ISRO successfully tests its semi-cryogenic engine at 175 tonnes of thrust, a major milestone toward upgrading the LVM3 rocket for heavier satellite and space missions.
ISRO Successfully Tests Semi-Cryogenic Engine at 88% Thrust, Boosting Future LVM3 Upgrade Read More
AgniKul Cosmos successfully test-fired four fully 3D-printed semi-cryogenic rocket engines simultaneously in a clustered configuration, marking a major milestone for India’s private space and rocket technology sector.
AgniKul Cosmos Successfully Test-Fires Four 3D-Printed Semi-Cryogenic Rocket Engines Together Read More
Indian-origin scientist Dr Kumar Mritunjay develops a 3D mini-brain chip integrating living neurons with electronics, marking a breakthrough in AI and neuroscience research.
Indian-Origin Scientist Builds 3D ‘Mini-Brain’ on Chip, Opening New Frontiers in AI and Neuroscience Read More
An in-depth analysis of menstruation, ritual purity, and rationality in Indian society, exploring tradition, patriarchy, and constitutional equality.
Menstruation: Religiosity and Rationality Read More
India (DRDO) is developing High-Power Microwave (HPM) anti-drone technology to counter drone swarms. Here’s how DRDO’s system works, its cost advantage, portability, and role in future warfare.
India’s New Defence Shield: DRDO Developing High-Power Microwave Anti-Drone Weapon Read More
A major UK-led HALO study by the University of Leeds explores the lifelong impact of childhood blood disorders like sickle cell, beta thalassemia, and leukaemia to improve patient care.
Researchers Begin Landmark Study on Childhood Blood Disorders Read More