Prof Kamendra P Sharma of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, has designed a ‘porous liquid’ that can be used for capturing and storing carbon dioxide, and subsequently converting it into calcium ...
A researcher from IIT Bombay has designed a new material for removing heavy metal contaminants from water in a single step. It is called ‘nanocarbon florets’. When this is taken to a ...
SEMICONDUCTORS Researchers in IIT Bombay have achieved a breakthrough in making glass substrates that has significant advantages over the conventional silicon substrates in applications such as 5G devices. Glass substrates ...
Dr A Ganesh of IIT-Bombay has synthesized a nanocarbon structures from cashew nut shell by pyrolysis vapours. On heating the cashew nut shells (CNS), an agroindustrial residue, upto about 100oC, the pericardium fluid present in the shells ...
This is truly fantastic! IIT Bombay scientists have developed a process to produce reduced graphene oxide—a wonder material with vast industrial applications—using bacteria. This bio-method for producing reduced graphene ...
SURFACE COATING IIT Bombay has devised a method to coat steel that improves the quality of diamond coat on steel components, thus enhancing adhesion and giving the surface more hardness. ...
