IIT Hyderabad

A, native of Kerala, Deepak John Mathew moved to Hyderabad in 2014 and now grows cabbages, leafy vegetables, beans, among others on his terrace, which inspires his colleagues and students

“Our batteries don’t require a 25 AMP charging socket or some additional arrangements for charging. You can charge it in any 10 Amp or 15 Amp household socket.”

Think solar power is zero-emission? Prof D Chandrasekharam of IIT Hyderabad says it’s far from it!

What's more, the microalgae can also be used to generate biodiesel. We really lichen this! #Innovation #IIT

“Bio-bricks are not only more sustainable than clay bricks, but are also carbon sinks because they fix more carbon dioxide than they produce during their lifecycle." #IIT #Innovation

Of great importance for critical care in medical emergencies, this portable sensor has the potential to save many lives! #IIT #Innovation

"In addition to neurotoxicity, mercury also effects the lungs, kidneys, and heart. So, how much mercury are Indians exposed to? This is a question we attempt to answer," says Dr Asif Qureshi.

"We are offering consumers adapter-based lithium battery chargers. In any 16 ampere socket — whether at home or office — all you need to do is pull out the battery from your scooter and put it on for charging."

In this age of adulteration and dangerous additives in our food products, one can’t even be sure if the milk we buy is pure anymore!

Led by Trupti Chandrashekhar from IIT-Bombay , the team studied the entire 350-km stretch along the state’s coastline where these natural geysers can be found in large numbers.