"First dream. Then make your dream as big as you can." - Tawakkol Karman, Nobel Peace Prize Winner (2011)

The state of Goa lies on the West Coast and has an interesting physiography and topography. 

The book “COVID-19: Separating Facts from Fiction” by Dr Anirban Mahapatra is one such attempt to comprehensively explain what COVID-19 is all about.

The stories of innovative discoveries and ingenious inventions of twenty Indian scientists and technologists have been profiled by Shweta Taneja in her recent book, They Found What? They Made What?

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data management are popular terms these days.

IN the middle of Ladakh, at a height of 3,100 metres, in a village called Uleptokpo, young Sonam Wangchuk knew what it was to live in the midst of water shortages.

The book titled One Health Perspective on Antimicrobial Resistance and Some Strategies for its Mitigation is a publication of the Centre for Science & Technology of the Non-Aligned and Other Developing Countries (NAM S&T Centre.

Nanoscal provides deep insights into social, cultural, geographical and other factors that play a role in shaping nanotechnology development in India.

The book focusses on 15 inventions, starting with the Fortran programming language which in 1957 exploded the number of people who could control a mainframe computer, from the small numbers who could write in the binary code of ones and zeros to anyone who could remember instructions in simple English.

The space race of the 1950s culminated in making space assets a crucial part of the defence system of most countries.