This glowing sensor can sniff out explosives

Colour-changing ink that can bust fakes

The ink contains small amounts of what are called fluorophore particles

Study peeks into thermal mechanisms of droplet type cooling for microchips

Low-temperature gradient of water droplets generate hydrothermal waves in the nanoscale range, shows Indian research

Scientists develop nanocomposite for bone implants using microwave energy

Researchers at the IIT Mandi, have developed a novel technique to fabricate a porous nanocomposite which shows potential as a bone scaffold

New nanocomposite for flexible electronic devices in the offing

Researchers could overcome challenges like establishing electronic properties of materials and the reproducibility of nanocomposites

This new composite material can absorb electromagnetic radiation

A team of Indian scientists has now developed a new room temperature composite that exhibits high absorption of EMI in the high-frequency range

Study deciphers the play of proteins that check obesity

Scientists found that two proteins, triggered by cytokines from the immune system, work in tandem to keep fat cells under check

This invisible nano-ink may help combat counterfeiting

Researchers at Advanced Polymer and Nanomaterial Laboratory, Tezpur University developed a light-emittingnanocomposite-based ink, barely …

Artificial Intelligence can help decode epileptic brains

A team of interdisciplinary researchers finds that there exist independent neural networks that can carry disease-sensitive information about the …

New graphene-based material developed for medical implants

Biometallic implants have become popular as a means to repair, restructure or replace damaged or diseased parts in orthopaedic and dental procedures

Mango leaf extract can prevent steel from corroding: Study

In a bid to develop a ‘green’ alternative, researchers from the National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology, …

Scientists provide new insight into bipolar disorder

Researchers find that patients carry some residual impairment in terms of processing of information even in their normal phases