Energy fixing

Bureau of Energy Efficiency says it is likely to meet Plan target. Experts say claims far from truth

Rules of e-dump

Loopholes in new rules for electronic waste make it difficult to regulate informal sector

Climate of irrationality

Developed and developing countries are divided over regulating super greenhouse gases under Montreal Protocol

Classroom: A cold response

Building a work environment: Siemens' approach

A year in the life of a law

An assessment of what ails the implementation of e-waste rules

In cooler light

Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, well... laser was, naturally, thought to be a superheater. But, soon it will be used as …

Identity? No more crisis

A new version of the memory cards could spell a radical shift in our notions of identity cards, passports or quite simply any kind of …

IEEE infuriates

Lend me your ears

Hitachi, the Japanese electronics corporation is admirably manipulating the wonders of science for the much ignored field of telecom for the deaf.…

Watch your step

Heat watch

Knock, knock

Count the stars

Bringing the cinema home won't be easy

Electronic companies worldwide, who are trying to develop a new generation of televisions, are finding the going tough

Rushing into cyberspace

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Face to face

Leading firms are using various technologies to grab a share of the gigantic market created by the need to provide the Indian electorate with …

On the verge of a breakthrought

The electronics industry is poised for a quantum jump as a group of Indian scientists claim to have developed a silicon-based, light-emitting diode.

Chip off the new block

Researchers try enhancing the capacitance of microelectronic capacitors

Cleanliness drive

Slimming down

A revolutionary technology could make ultralight -- and utrathin -- laptops and TVs a reality

Gizmo salve

Motion pictures from zeroes and ones

After compact discs, it is the turn of videos to adapt to the digital- the format of tomorrow.

Will MNCs displace the domestic industry?

MNCs are virtually shutting out indigenous manufacturers from the urban slice of the telecom pie, but the fault is not entirely theirs.

Fine conductors

Ultra thin carbon wires may be the revolutionary form of wiring for miniature circuits