Science

With 16 coaches, and covering a total of 19,000 km across India, the Science Express hopes to bring people of India aboard the climate change wagon.

Nosacle, a tiny and reusable nasal aid that filters pollutants, is slated to hit the markets by the end of 2017.

On February 18 and 19. Bengaluru will be transformed into every nature lover's paradise with the Neralu tree festival.

The Bastar district in Chattisgarh recently stood witness to a magnificent Science Fair, where 44,000 students from 637 government schools presented more than 35,000 scientific experiments. Here’s how this feat was achieved!

Working with nanoscience, researchers from IIT, Kharagpur, have developed a self-cleaning surface that will have real-world implications far beyond clean windows.

India’s Himalayan region is home to some of the country’s most abundant natural resource reserves, yet much of its population still lags behind the rest of the country in access to basic amenities. Kalyan Paul and his organisation Grassroots hope to help the region’s people overcome this gap through the application of technology.

Scientists from Anna University have built a unique solar powered motorised bicycle. Riders can choose to use the motor or pedal. or both.

In the not-so-distant future, human beings might be able to travel from one place to another at supersonic speeds. In fact, there are companies that are interested in building that infrastructure in India. Here's what you should know.

Nature has its own, little-known, immune system to combat climate change. It is the barrel-shaped, Jellyfish-like Salp that swallows the earth's Carbon and safely deposits it at the bottom of the ocean.

Four Indian-American scientists and researchers are among the 102 people who received the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).