"research-and-development"

Low R&D spending, brain drain, bureaucratic hurdles, and risk-averse research practices are holding India back from achieving greater heights

While the private sector’s rising R&D spending is a welcome shift, it alone cannot bridge India’s technology gap

The problem with India is not a lack of talent but the absence of conditions in which talent can flourish

The Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IITH) has appointed Dr G Satheesh Reddy, former DRDO Chairman and leading defence scientist, as honorary advisor (R&D). His role will focus on advancing multidisciplinary research, industry collaboration, and innovation aligned with national priorities.

India’s Rs 1 lakh crore R&D scheme is a timely intervention, addressing low investment in research and development — particularly poor participation of the private sector

CIL has green-flagged a grant of Rs 98 cr to IITH for a duration of five years for setting up Centre of Excellence on the institute’s campus

While ‘One Nation, One Subscription’ is welcome, India could also look towards embracing Open-Access publishing

Despite govt’s efforts to boost scientific recognition, India’s R&D landscape continues to face hurdles

Area 120 has launched several products, like gaming platform GameSnacks, an AirTable rival called Tables, an AI-powered conversational ads platform AdLingo, video platforms Tangi and Shoploop, and more.

The camera lab will focus on building new solutions to resolve issues such as night videography, different surrounding light and light temperatures, and more.

It is the company's first such facility to be built outside the US to to research in areas including edge computing, data analytics, and augmented reality.

“The restructuring would also entail a shift from a discipline (tool-centric) based research to interdisciplinary problem solution-centric research.”

"The system could support lunar surface communications at greater distances, increased speeds and provide more reliability than current standards,"