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IIT-Delhi study reveals human activity, not natural variation, drives India's extreme rainfall and floods, warning of future surge as air pollution drops.
IMD's 1920s discovery of Southern Oscillation by Sir Gilbert Walker revolutionized monsoon forecasting, linking it to global El Niño patterns and shaping India's weather predictions.
IIT Jodhpur pioneers borophene research for advanced batteries, sensors, and nanoelectronics, collaborating with Tata Group for indigenous production scale-up.
IIT-M and IISc create carbon-free ferrocene analogue using boron rings and osmium, opening new possibilities in inorganometallic chemistry.
IIT Bombay's breakthrough: Re-engineering old antibiotics using DNA aptamers and liposomes to combat antimicrobial resistance, potentially saving lakhs of lives.
India's missed opportunity: Remembering Syed Husain Zaheer's coal gasification plan from 1955 and its relevance amidst current energy crisis.
IIT-Delhi and German scientists create 'chiral valve' to sort electrons by handedness, potentially enabling low-power electronics.
Union Budget allocates big figures to science missions, but experts highlight persistent funding gaps and implementation challenges in research and development.
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