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From Homi Bhabha and Vikram Sarabhai to U Ramamurty, some of India’s most brilliant minds have been associated with this century-old premier institute in Bengaluru!

On World Metrology Day, India adopted a global resolution to redefine four of the seven base units― kilogram, Kelvin, mole and ampere, a move expected to have far-reaching effects. Find out what they are!

From bananas that keep fungus at bay to mushrooms that grow on agri-waste, these women have been working for years to take care of your health, helping farmers and safeguarding the environment!

The asteroid samples procured by Maitrayee Bose and Ziliang Jin have suggested that impacts early in Earth's history by similar asteroids could have delivered as much as half of our planet's ocean water.

Sharma emphasised the importance of Indian space programme and the role it has played in the last few decades in different sectors.

“The visitors can view [the] launch from this gallery in real time with naked eyes.”

Standing atop Mt. Saraswati in the Hanle Valley of Changthang, Ladakh, at nearly 14,800 feet above the mean sea level is the Indian Space Observatory—the third highest optical observatory in the world. And this is its story.

For his pioneering work on ribosomes, Venkatraman Ramakrishnan won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009.

Just imagine a situation where the heat generated via the chipset could be harnessed to perform complex computations. #Innovation #Science #India

Treatment of waste water with organic dyes has remained a major challenge. The available methods are generally costly and cumbersome. According to the scientists involved in the development of the new process, it would offer a cost-effective and sustainable solution.