Science
New geospatial policy will boost innovation in the sector: DST Secretary
New Delhi: Liberalization of geospatial policies, announced a few days ago by the Government of India, will help to...
Read moreScientist from IIT Kanpur develops washable adhesive and related products
New Delhi: Scientists have developed a sticky mat which takes away dust from a contacting surface, ensuring a clean, hygienic,...
Read moreEducational institutes at higher risk of indoor pollution in Delhi
New Delhi: According to a study conducted by the Centre of Excellence for Research on Clean Air (CERCA), Indian Institute...
Read moreStakeholders meet on new guidelines for geo-spatial data and services
New Delhi: Stakeholders from a range of domains discussed the implications and the road ahead for the implementation of the...
Read moreScientists devise new method for accelerated evaporation of droplets
New Delhi : Indian Institutute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati researchers have developed an advanced technique for rapid evaporation of droplets....
Read moreIndian-American Bhavya Lal appointed as Acting Chief of Staff of NASA
New Delhi : In the newly elected US President Joe Biden’s team there are already 20 people who have some...
Read moreResearchers find reason behind dense fog and haze in Delhi
New Delhi : Visibility reduction due to fog and haze formation causes severe financial losses and it also jeopardises human...
Read moreDevelopment of biodegradable plastic from Marine Seaweed
New Delhi : The National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) has developed a bio-plastic film using marine seaweed and PEG-3000...
Read moreResearchers identify phenotype to boost ‘nitrogen use efficiency’ in rice
New Delhi : Crops take only about 30% of the nitrogen fertilizer added and the rest gets washed away to...
Read moreTwo new radars to give fillip to weather services in India
New Delhi (India Science Wire): The principal agency responsible for meteorological observations, weather forecasting and climate services in the country—India...
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