Research and innovation
IIIT Delhi: The move surpasses the UGC and DST standards designed for research culture to ensure scholars have financial security.
The consortia for this project includes partners from Ireland, Kazakhstan, Romania, Greece, Germany, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
IIT Madras: The research aims to enhance the ballistic resistance of reinforced concrete panels in military bunkers, nuclear facilities, bridges, runways, and other critical structures.
MCOENSSR: The centre of excellence aims to advance defense research, innovation, and capacity building.
NIT Rourkela: The new medical method will help individuals and healthcare providers to make better and personalised treatment decisions.
NIT Rourkela: The research findings conducted in Odisha’s Sundargarh district have been published in the Water Quality Research Journal.
Both IIT Delhi and NRLDC will work under Grid Controller of India Limited (Grid-India) and their primary focus will be to improve start capabilities which is important for restoring power after a blackout, the institute said.
IITM Pravartak and Agilisium aims at transforming Regional Interaction Centers (‘Kalvi Shakthi’) into hubs to enhance rural education and skill development.
IIT-Madras: This development was part of the effort to indigenise semiconductors used by ISRO for its applications, command and control systems.
These AI centres will operate as consortiums, bringing together leading academic and research institutes with industry partners and startups.
