IITs to bar 22 firms from campus hiring for 2 years
The Indian Institutes of Technology have decided to stop cooperating with 22 companies in campus recruitment for the next two placement seasons after the firms failed to honour job offers made to…
The Indian Institutes of Technology have decided to stop cooperating with 22 companies in campus recruitment for the next two placement seasons after the firms failed to honour job offers made to…
Two studies by Indian research institutes under the Department of Science and Technology have introduced advances in cancer care: an artificial intelligence framework to detect rare cancer stem-like cells, and a small-molecule…
Researchers from the Institute of Advanced Study in Science and Technology (IASST) and IIT Guwahati have developed RK-251, a smart cancer drug candidate that activates selectively inside cancer cells, potentially offering a…
The Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT Guwahati) has invited applications for one Junior Research Fellow (JRF) position in a project on halotolerant ice nucleating proteins for marine applications. The selected candidate…
Indian researchers have developed an experimental cancer drug, RK-251, that activates only inside cancer cells, potentially replacing traditional chemotherapy that harms healthy cells. The drug is designed to remain inactive in normal…
An IIT Guwahati study has found microplastic contamination along the Brahmaputra’s shorelines and recommended field-based remediation. Commissioned by the North Eastern Development Finance Corporation under its Techno Economic Development Fund, the report…
Researchers at IIT-Guwahati have developed a low-cost catalyst using nickel and an anthracene-based organic molecule to produce hydrogen from water. The Assam Tribune reports that the catalyst was synthesised in a simple…
Researchers at IIT Guwahati have developed a new catalyst using nickel and anthracene that can split water to produce hydrogen more efficiently. The catalyst, described in a study led by associate professor…
IIT Guwahati researchers have created E-Eye, a portable optical device that detects cancer-causing heavy metals and bacteria in water within minutes. The device costs Rs 3,500 with each test at Rs 2,…
IIT Guwahati researchers have developed E-Eye, a portable device that detects arsenic, lead, iron, chromium, fluoride and E. coli in water. The device costs about Rs 3,500, with each test costing around…