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New low-cost semiconductor manufacturing process
An Indian scientist, Dr Nihar Ranjan Mohapatra, professor at IIT Gandhinagar, has developed a low-cost semiconductor manufacturing process and used...
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New material for carbon capture developed by IIT Bombay
Prof Kamendra P Sharma of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, has designed a ‘porous liquid’ that can be used for capturing...
Read moreISRO offers technology for producing waterproofing compound
The Indian Space Research Organisation at its Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre for the waterproofing of silica foam tiles and for...
National Physical Laboratories develops carbon nanotube based film
Carbon nanotubes are the emerging material of choice for several industries. Carbon atoms are made to form chains, a series...
National Institute of Oceanography develops melanin from bacteria
The National Institute of Oceanography, Goa has developed a process for manufacture of Melanin, a skin-protecting pigment, from sponge-related bacteria. This...
NPL develops Ferrofluid based portable wind power generator
National Physical Laboratories has developed a portable power genertor that is powered by wind. It converts wind energy into electrical energy. The concept...
ISRO develops Polysiloxane based rubber, squeeze-and-apply, adhesive
Indian Space Research Organisation at its Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre has developed SILCEM R9 , a room temperature curable single component adhesive based...
Indian Institute of Science develops superconducting nanocrystals
Scientists from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore have invented a device with superconducting nanocrystal structure which is capable of...
IISc technology for sensing temperature of just-born, to prevent infant mortality
The Indian Institute of Science has invented a wearable temperature sensing device is designed for remote and real-time monitoring of...
BARC technology for robots with vision capability
Conventional industrial robots can pick-and-place objects, but there is growing for machines that can recognize objects and pick them. Imparting...
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Solar ice box for preserving fish
The Central Institute of Fisheries Education, part of the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), has come up with a...
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Solar ice box for preserving fish
The Central Institute of Fisheries Education, part of the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), has come up with a solar-powered ice-box for preserving fish and is willing to transfer the technology. Roughly, about 10...
Read moreTechnology for making useful products from dried mango leaves
The Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, has come up with a technology for producing some useful chemicals from dried mango leaves, which are abundantly available in India. The Institute says that Mangiferin is a major component...
Read moreNew material for carbon capture developed by IIT Bombay
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 carbonate, a useful industrial...
Read moreNew low-cost semiconductor manufacturing process
An Indian scientist, Dr Nihar Ranjan Mohapatra, professor at IIT Gandhinagar, has developed a low-cost semiconductor manufacturing process and used it to design integrated circuits (ICs) that can handle voltages up to 20 V....
Read moreNovel composite materials developed for high-temperature battery and supercapacitors
Novel composite materials developed for high-temperature battery and supercapacitors Researchers have developed a thermally stable solid electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries for energy storage that promise application for a wide range of temperatures from 30-500 degrees...
Read moreFrom Tea & banana waste non-toxic activated carbon
Activated carbon is a useful material, applied in areas such as industrial pollution control, water purification, food and beverage processing, and odor removal. A group of scientists has developed a process to produce activated carbon from the wastes...
Read moreHigh performance thermoelectric material
Prof Kanishka Biswas of the Indian Institute of Science has developed a high-performance thermoelectric material, cadmium-doped silver antimony telluride, which can produce electricity from heat. For this, Dr Biswas has just been named as...
Read morePacking material from gaur gum and chitosan
A biodegradable polymer using gaur gum and chitosan (which is extracted from crabs and shrimps) can be used as good packaging material. The material is water repellent, high in mechanical strengh and can withstand harsh environmental...
Read moreBiogas from fat-rich sludge from dairy industry
Indian Scientists have developed a novel high-performance bioreactor system integrated with sustainable pre-treatment process for enabling anaerobic digestion of complex fat-rich sludge from dairy industry. It has been further integrated with membrane bioreactor based-wastewater...
Read moreTechnology offers from Sree Chitra Tirunal: Opportunity to MSMEs and start-ups
The Trivandrum-based Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) is now offering technologies for licensing to enterprises including startups for further scaling up and commercialization. These technologies are available in different stages of readiness levels such as...
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