IIT Delhi researchers have designed and fabricated a device that can generate electricity from water drops, raindrops, water streams, and even from ocean waves using “Triboelectric Effect” and “Electrostatic Induction”. 

For the first time in more than two decades, a team from the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme and University of Oxford have quantified the risk of children suffering severe outcomes from malaria.

Scientists find a way to use pristine graphene to encode and process quantum information, reshape the future of quantum computing.

Sci-Tech Spin lectures will take students on short, but riveting spins into the fascinating world that surrounds us, and that still holds innumerable mysteries for us to resolve.

Runtrain# was developed to analyze a wide range of Train Running Parameters (TRP) such as running time, fuel consumption, coupler force, and so on.

The technology developed adopting LIBS allows one to identify the composition and severity level of pollution deposit just by shining the laser onto the insulator surface.

The oxygen produced fulfils the quality requirements prescribed by Indian Pharmacopeia and can be used in ICUs/CCUs/OTs and other clinical wards.

A new study shows that if there is enough chlorine in the grain boundaries, a cascade mechanism is triggered that structurally removes the stacking faults.

Imports account for 2.5 lakh of the total 3 lakh wheelchairs sold in India annually; Products with comparable features are available only in the global market and are three to five times more expensive

A Common Facility Centre has been set up to help traditional potters in Perumudivakkam village of Tiruvallur District, make diversified microwaveable clay products, artistic products, cooking utensils & storage containers, which have a higher market value.