Indian scientists

Like a scene out of a comic book, scientists at the institution’s Facilitation Centre for Industrial Plasma Technologies (FCIPT) in Gandhinagar, treated normal water with non-thermal plasma.

Even though there has been artificial photosynthesis before, there has not been such a development in efficiency of the procedure.

Experts from the Meteorite and Planetary Science Division, Geological Survey of India studied the meteorite for over ten months. And the findings are quite intriguing.

This graphite-based material was developed by the science team from the University of Hyderabad, and can see its various applications in science and technology

In a report released by ISRO, a team of scientists from the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmedabad, recently discovered an exoplanet. How and why does it matter?

The researchers at IIT have developed multiple ways to use citrus peel extract directly. Once this citrus peel extract is allowed to sediment under gravity, it forms three layers where each can be used for different purposes.

Grand Challenges Canada will invest over 10 million Canadian dollar to test new ideas to address challenges in women's and children's health in developing countries.

The material has been designed by depositing a polymeric nano-complex on a polyurethane based stretchable fibrous substrate.

According to the society’s website, the recognition is awarded as “an expression of the Society's esteem and appreciation for service to science”.

The new composite material is made of graphene and alloy of platinum and palladium in the form of nanoparticles. The use of metal particle of certain orientation which absorb or interact with CO at lower energy helped the conversion.