Science & Tech

What is Web3 and how will it change the way we use the internet?


Yet another new buzzword has got the internet excited, but what exactly is Web3? Here’s everything you need to know. Web3 The idea behind Web3 is to take the world wide web as we know it and add blockchains – the technology behind cryptocurrencies like bitcoin – to everything. Why would you want to do that? The web was once seen as...

Tech trends 2022: Web 3.0, big tech battles


After a year that made the terms WFH (work from home) and metaverse instantly recognizable for many people, there are a new set of technological trends headed this way for 2022. 'Web 3.0' and crypto First, it was websites and blogs, which allowed the emergence of companies like Yahoo, eBay, and Amazon. The next was Web...

An unnamed glacier changed its course in Himalayas due to climate change and tectonics


New Delhi: Indian researchers studying an unnamed glacier in one of the less explored regions in the upper Kali Ganga valley in India have reported that the glacier had abruptly changed its main course. A team of scientists from Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology (WIHG), Dehradun, Uttarakhand found that the unnamed NE moving glacier had...

PM Modi assures QUAD-sponsored Covid-19 vaccines to Indo-Pacific Nations


New Delhi – Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reaffirmed the importance of the East Asia Summit (EAS) as the premier forum in Indo-Pacific which brings together nations to discuss important strategic issues. PM Modi was addressing the 16th East Asia Summit earlier today via videoconference on October 26. The 16th East Asia Summit was hosted...

Indian scientists develop non-toxic security ink against counterfeiting


New Delhi - Indian Scientist has developed a highly stable and non-toxic security ink from nano-materials that spontaneously emit luminescence due to its unique chemical properties. The innovators at the Institute of Nano Science and Technology, Mohali believes that with the use of new non-toxic security ink even a common man would be able to...

Indian scientists develop non-toxic security ink against counterfeiting


New Delhi: Indian scientists have developed a highly stable and non-toxic security ink from nano-materials that spontaneously emits luminescence due to its unique chemical properties. The innovators at the Institute of Nano Science and Technology, Mohali believe that with the use of new non-toxic security ink even a common man would be able to find out...

IIA scientist closes in to accurately predict Coronal Mass Ejection from Sun


New Delhi: Changing the structure of the magnetic field on the Sun’s surface determined whether a flare or a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) was emitted. This understanding will be useful in improving predictions of solar weather, which affects electrical, and communication systems on Earth and satellite systems in space. Dr P Vemareddy of the Indian Institute of Astrophysics...

BITS Pilani scientists develop stable solid electrolytes for Li-Ion batteries


Jaipur: Indian researchers have developed a thermally stable solid electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries for energy storage that promise application for a wide range of temperatures from 30-500 degrees Celsius.  A group of researchers led by Dr Anshuman Dalvi of the Department of Physics at Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) at Pilani Campus have developed solid-state energy...

Innovation with Creativity


By Pratyush Vyas Software Engineer He is innovative in his thinking with proven digital solutions. Prasenjit Bhadra harmonizes understanding and appreciation of ‘pure creativity’ and ‘latest technology’. We have to be familiar with technical terms to be able to grasp the significance of the global patent in his name. He is an expert in sharing possibilities and...