Research and innovation
IIT Kharagpur: The research park is funded by the education ministry and aims to serve as a central hub for national missions, start-ups, and industry collaborations with partners.
The NIRF 2024 ranking analysis revealed that only the top 100 institutions were contributing significantly in terms of publications, patents, faculty-student ratio and other parameters.
IIM Calcutta: The ‘Lalit Mohanka and Madan Mohanka Centre of Excellence in Entrepreneurship and Innovation’ is funded by a renowned Kolata-based industrialist Madan Mohanka.
K Sanjay Murthy launched the 7th edition of the Smart India Hackathon. Participants can register on the official website, sih.gov.in.
The partnership aims to contribute to the 6G standardization activity, drive commercialization, generate intellectual property rights (IPRs).
IIT-K: The seven projects aim to innovate in cybersecurity, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, robotics, and wireless communications.
IIT Kharagpur, University of Leeds partnership aims to enhance global research capabilities in civil engineering, transport studies, and biological sciences.
DD Robocon 2024: Over 750 students from more than 45 colleges, institutions, and universities in the country will participate in DD Robocon 2024.
The last date to apply for the IIT-M’s water quality course is July 20. IIT Madras encouraged universities to join hands in becoming a centre for practical sessions.
The newly launched assistive technology innovations by NCAHT at IIT Delhi include Shapescapes (a geometry learning kit), high-quality white canes, and an accessible kit for STEM education.
