Indian Unmanned Aerial Vehicles [UAV] developed by Aeronautical Development

Mr. G. Sivasankaran, Associate Director of the Aeronautical Development Establishment [ ADE ] spoke about the various Unmanned Air Vehicles

Solar Transitions' study tour to the Sunderbans

Researchers and practitioners from three continents went to the Sunderbans Islands in West Bengal in India to study the decentralized solar power solutions in the area. This is a movie about the study tour, what they did and what the study tour and research has resulted in so far

Smoking Deaths in India (English)

US-India Cooperation in High Technology and Innovation

Cooperation in high technology and innovation will be a driving force in the US-India relationship. Opportunities for joint research

Control The Future of Food Dr. Vandana Shiva Food as a Weapon

problems of hunger in the developing world; the struggle of farmers in India; biotechnology, and her prescription for the type of farming model

GRIP - Kuldhara Investigation

Agents, Simulations and Social Change

Peter Lovatt - Dance, thinking, hormones

Fran Ligler on biosensing applications and challenges

Biology presentation "Stem Cells" Part 1/2

Marine Biology Research Presentation

Worms at Work: Long-run Impacts of Child Deworming in Kenya

Eurocopter X3 presentation at RAeS (part 1)

2011 AT&T Cyber Security Conference: Detecting Mobile Malware

Tami Goetz - Learning what works in Education

Gamma ray telescope getting ready in Leh

India is setting up a special facility here to boost global efforts in unravelling the mysteries surrounding the nature of normal and dark matter in the universe.

The Bangalore-based Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), along with the Mumbai-based Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) and several other national institutions, is setting up a telescope with a 21-metre diameter collector, which will collect the gamma rays in the space. The analysis of the rays will help astrophysicists in better understanding of different types of matter in the universe.

Future of computing lies up in the 'cloud'

This observation is supported by industry researches and studies showing that enterprises are ready to consider Software as a Service or cloud- based ERP solutions. NetSuite itself is already experiencing this trend throughout its global operations.

Adding Efficiency To Technology

Trivandrum:- Certes Innovative Solutions, a Technopark TBI incubated company, has launched new-age smart batteries called ASTRAC (Advanced Segmented Technology-based Randomly Replicated Chargeable Cells). The product was launched by the Technopark CEO, Marvin Alexander.

Researchers Discover New Molecule To Fight TB, HIV

A molecule drawn out from a marine microorganism could possibly be the next biggest progression in the treatment of two fatal illnesses including tuberculosis (TB) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
India setting up facility to study origin of Universe