A team of Indian Scientists have computationally predicted two fascinating 2D monolayers having great potential for applications in next-generation self-powered materials.
Indian scientists have cracked the origin of ultralow thermal conductivity in AgSbSe2, a crystalline solid having promising thermoelectric applications.
With exhibitions spread across 75 locations throughout the country, Vigyan Sarvatra Pujyate showcases India's achievements in the field of science and technology since Independence.
VLSID 2022 brings together key stakeholders—industry, academia, researchers, regulators—in the semiconductors and electronics ecosystem.
The new microscopy technique uses laser pulses to modulate the tunnel current through targeted excitation of the electrons in the material.
IISc researchers and international collaborators provide evidence for the presence of upstream modes along which certain neutral quasiparticles move in two-layered graphene.
Allocation of funds for R&D for the six major scientific agencies has more than doubled in last seven years.
MeitY has invited nominations of scientists/technologists who have made outstanding contribution in past 75 years in the field on electronics and IT.
India's Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST) is advancing knowledge and educating young minds in nanoscience and technology that will best serve the nation.