BharatSim uses Agent-based modelling to simulate the Indian population dynamics, which can help study various aspects of life, including how diseases spread.

Engineering

Bengaluru
22 Jan 2019

Researchers from IISc, Bengaluru, have investigated whether renewable energy sources and their large-scale integration into the electricity grid can help transition our electricity system into a ‘clean energy’ system.

Mumbai
5 Mar 2019

A theoretical study from IIT Bombay can help make our military communication more robust.

Bengaluru
28 Jun 2019

A team of researchers, led by Prof. Keith Bannister at the Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Australia, observed a burst of radio waves, three-billion light years away, using the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) telescope. This could shed light on the ‘missing matter’.

Mumbai
17 Jun 2019

Researchers from IIT Bombay and Pennsylvania State University, USA, propose improvements to refine 3D printing using heat. The proposed model can provide accurate processing scenarios for different alloys without trial and error.

Delhi
9 Jan 2019

Researchers from IIT and IIIT Delhi design an algorithm to find rare cells 

 

Bengaluru
9 May 2019

All the electronic devices that we use today have components made of semiconductors, mostly silicon. In recent years, gallium nitride, another semiconductor, is making its way into electronics. It is better suited for high power and high-frequency applications. Researchers from IISc have developed India’s first-ever e-mode gallium nitride power transistor, whose performance is comparable to some of the best reports till date.

Mumbai
12 Apr 2018

Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay show us how basic research is helping India inch closer to the dream of hypersonic travel.

Bengaluru
19 Mar 2019

A new study, by researchers from the US, China, India and Russia, has compared the quality of computer science graduates from these four countries. 

Mumbai
20 Sep 2018

Researchers from IIT Bombay build low cost, easy to maintain arsenic filters for rural communities.

Mumbai
7 Mar 2019

Scientists design low-power, low-cost wearable wireless devices to continuously monitor patient’s health indicators like ECG and EEG