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IIT Bombay
Mumbai |
Mar 20, 2019
General, Science, Society, Deep-dive
Researchers compare how the Greek and Indian mathematicians measured the surface area of a sphere.
Mumbai |
Mar 5, 2019
General, Technology, Engineering, Deep-dive
A theoretical study from IIT Bombay can help make our military communication more robust.
Mumbai |
Nov 13, 2018
General, Science, Technology, Health, Deep-dive
Scientists develop a carrier that can deliver drugs more efficiently when triggered by ultrasound.
Mumbai |
Sep 20, 2018
General, Science, Technology, Engineering, Health, Deep-dive
Researchers from IIT Bombay build low cost, easy to maintain arsenic filters for rural communities.
Mumbai |
Jul 9, 2018
General, Science, Ecology, Society, Deep-dive
The variability of monsoon rains due to climate change affects Marathwada and Vidarbha regions the most, says a district level study.
Mumbai |
Jul 3, 2018
General, Science, Technology, Deep-dive
Researchers suggest a method for comparing battery systems as power backup in India.
Mumbai |
Jun 28, 2018
General, Science, Engineering, Health, News
IIT Bombay student develops a device to locate veins before drawing blood.
For many of us, the thought of being pricked by a needle to draw blood or inject drugs is horrifying, right? What if you had to be pierced many times because the right vein could not be identified? Nightmarish you say? Soon, this could be the thing of past, thanks to an award-winning ‘vein tracer’ by Mr. Trivikram Annamali, a student of the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay.
Mumbai |
Jun 27, 2018
General, Science, Engineering, Ecology, Deep-dive
IIT Bombay study proposal to account for ecological sensitivity to help developmental and planning authorities.
