AKU Develops Safer White LED Nanomaterial, Gets Patent
Aryabhatta Knowledge University team in Gaya creates novel LED nanoparticles for brighter, eye-friendly illumination. The innovation received official patent confirmation from New Delhi.
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Ancient 'Octopus' Fossil Actually a Nautilus, Study Reveals
A fossil long believed to be the world's oldest octopus ancestor has been reclassified as a shelled nautilus after advanced imaging revealed its true anatomy, reshaping cephalopod evolutionary history.
Vimaan Desk Wins Innovative Concept of the Year 2025
Vimaan Desk has been awarded the Innovative Concept of the Year 2025 for its groundbreaking solution that transforms the lost and found experience at airports across India, enhancing efficiency and passenger satisfaction.
Artemis II Crew Prepares for Dangerous Re-entry, Heat Shield Test
NASA's Artemis II mission faces its most perilous phase as the Orion spacecraft plunges back to Earth at 38,366 km/h, with the heat shield's performance critical after issues in 2022. The crew prepares for splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
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Hybrid Solar Panels Use Sun and Rain for Uninterrupted Power
Researchers develop a hybrid energy system combining perovskite solar cells and triboelectric nanogenerators to generate electricity from both sunlight and raindrops, enabling weather-independent power for smart cities and remote areas.
Artemis II Crew to Dispose Frozen Poop and Pee from Orion
NASA's Artemis II mission will involve disposing frozen human waste from the Orion capsule into space, a unique solution for managing biological waste during the lunar flyby mission.
Andhra CM to Launch India's First Indigenous Quantum Computers
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu will dedicate India's first indigenous, open-access quantum computers on April 14, with pre-event activities starting April 10.
Galgotias University Hosts National E-Bike Challenge for Green Mobility
Galgotias University organized a National E-Bike Challenge to promote sustainable transportation, featuring student innovations and industry collaborations for India's green mobility future.
Artemis II Commander's Decade-Long Dream to Moon Mission
NASA's Artemis II mission commander Reid Wiseman reveals he once wrote down his goal to go to the moon 10 years ago, turning a personal manifestation into reality as he prepares for the historic lunar flyby.
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Nihaarika Arora: Designing Everyday Experiences Through Interaction
Explore how designer Nihaarika Arora is transforming daily life by blending aesthetics with functionality, focusing on user-centric approaches to create meaningful interactions.
NASA Artemis II Crew Returns April 11: Splashdown and Live Viewing
NASA's Artemis II mission crew is scheduled to return to Earth on April 11, with splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Learn the exact timing and how to watch the live coverage of this historic event.
India's Three-Stage Nuclear Program: Bhabha's Vision
India's unique three-stage nuclear energy program, conceptualized by Homi J. Bhabha, leverages thorium reserves for long-term energy security and technological self-reliance.
NEERI Scientists Urged to Focus on Global Research Excellence
Dr N Kalaiselvi calls for CSIR-NEERI to prioritize long-term technologies and boost research impact threefold to achieve national excellence and Net Zero 2070 goals.
Deep Jariwala Named UT-ORNL Governor's Chair for Quantum Research
Indian-origin scientist Deep Jariwala has been appointed as the prestigious UT-ORNL Governor's Chair for Quantum Devices, marking a major career milestone. He will transition from the University of Pennsylvania to this joint role at the University of Tenn
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India's Fast Breeder Reactor Achieves Criticality, Unlocks Thorium Future
India's Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam has attained criticality, marking a crucial step in the country's three-stage nuclear program aimed at harnessing abundant thorium reserves for clean energy independence.
Artemis II Sends Astronauts to Moon's Doorstep After 54 Years
NASA's Artemis II mission marks a historic return to lunar exploration, sending astronauts to the Moon's vicinity for the first time in over five decades, paving the way for future deep space missions.
India's Fast Breeder Reactor Criticality: Nuclear Roadmap Milestone
India's Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam has achieved criticality, a pivotal step in the country's three-stage nuclear program. This technology generates more fuel than it consumes, paving the way for thorium utilization.
Artemis II Astronauts Name Moon Crater for Commander's Late Wife
During the historic Artemis II mission, astronauts named a lunar crater after Carroll Taylor Wiseman, the late wife of commander Reid Wiseman, creating a poignant moment that mirrors a fictional scene from the film 'First Man'.
Hydrogen Stove Offers Cooking Alternative Amid LPG Crisis
Indian firm Greenvize launches plug-and-play hydrogen cooking stove that produces fuel from water, offering independence from LPG cylinders amid global supply tensions and price surges.
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Artemis II: Record Space Journey with Emotional Moments
NASA's Artemis II mission broke distance records while creating viral moments with a floating Nutella jar and emotional crater naming. The crew's journey around the Moon blended scientific achievement with profound human experiences.
NASA Geologist Explains Artemis II Crew's Moon Training
A NASA science team geologist has revealed how the Artemis II astronauts were trained to observe and photograph the moon, including capturing targeted images of geological landforms as part of the mission's science program.
ISRO Chief: Mission Operations Key to India's Space Future
ISRO Chairman V Narayanan emphasizes that mission operations, not just launches, are crucial for India's space ambitions, citing Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1 successes.
MAIT Delhi Wins Lam Research India Challenge
Ashish Negi, Shivam Kumar Jha, Swayam Bansal, and Sai Tejaswi from Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology in Delhi secured first place in the Lam Research Challenge, a four-level competition testing semiconductor engineering skills. Over 7,000 students
Beyond Eureka: Intent and Collaboration Drive Tech Innovation
An industry leader shares insights on innovation's quiet beginnings, the shift from solving immediate problems to fostering ecosystems, and a breakthrough solution for dynamic data storage in AI-driven environments.
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Artemis II Crew Names Moon Crater After Commander's Late Wife
During NASA's historic Artemis II mission, astronauts paused to name a lunar crater 'Carroll' in honor of mission commander Reid Wiseman's wife, who died from cancer in 2020. The emotional tribute highlights the human side of space exploration.
Quantum Battery Prototype Built Using Light by Australian Team
CSIRO, RMIT, and University of Melbourne researchers have developed a quantum battery prototype that uses light and quantum mechanics for fast, wireless charging, potentially revolutionizing EVs and devices.
Paper Strip Test for Deadly Chemicals Developed by Goan Scientist
Researchers at CSIR-Central Leather Research Institute create an affordable paper strip test using artificial enzymes to detect dangerous organophosphate chemicals within seconds, with visible color changes.
India's Largest Research Vessel Keel Laying in Kolkata
NCPOR's Oceanographic Research Vessel, costing Rs 839.55 crore, begins construction at Kolkata shipyard. The 89.5m vessel will support India's Deep Ocean Mission with advanced deep-sea exploration capabilities.
Roman Concrete's Self-Healing Secret Outlasts Modern Buildings
MIT and Harvard research reveals Roman concrete's lime clasts enable self-healing cracks, explaining why ancient structures like the Pantheon endure while modern concrete deteriorates within decades.
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India's PFBR at Kalpakkam Achieves Criticality, Boosting Nuclear Energy
India's indigenous Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam attains criticality, marking a breakthrough in nuclear technology and energy security under the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.
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