Contributions of IIT Bombay researcher to the field that won the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics

The material converts over 87% of light falling on it into usable heat energy.

A new algorithm removes effects of unintended motion from videos shot with small robots or drones

The SSB Prize 2022 to Prof. Debabrata Maiti of IIT Bombay is in recognition of his work on valorisation.

The reaction simplifies the production of pharmaceutically important molecules called lactones and other complex compounds.

First experimental demonstration of a 4T- silicon-perovskite tandem solarcell from India, with efficiency greater than 26%.

Researchers have come up with an innovative approach for measuring the coating performance.

Two new studies from the Indian Institute of Bombay (IIT Bombay), Mumbai, show the importance of defects in the arrangement of atoms in a crystal, called dislocations, in shaping the physical properties of metallic alloys.

When molecules form from many atoms, the atoms can combine in different ways. Two forms of the same molecule can have the same composition but have different arrangements of atoms, giving rise to isomers. Some isomers may have structures that are mirror images of each other. Such molecules are called chiral molecules. Scientists are interested in studying such molecules, for example, penicillin, because one arrangement can be a lifesaver while the other could be fatal!

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