2008, Telangana- Emphasizes AI, robotics, semiconductor tech. Known for industry collaborations, international programs.
Modi government launched Rs 200 crore PM Research Chair Scheme 2026 targeting 13 strategic sectors, offering up to Rs 14 crore funding to attract Indian-origin researchers from global institutions.
Centre formalized seven defence manufacturing clusters each backed by dedicated IITs with thematic hubs, aiming to reduce import dependence, boost domestic production, and generate GDP multiplier effects across India.
IIT Hyderabad launched AI Innovation Hub with JICA and Japanese industry partners, creating collaborative ecosystem for AI research, applied innovation, and talent development across manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.
AGC Asia Pacific India Private Limited has inaugurated the AAPI Innovation Hub at the IIT Hyderabad Technology Research Park, creating a joint platform for internships, collaborative research, and innovation‑driven projects between AGC engineers and IIT Hyderabad students and faculty in AI and digital technologies. AGC Launches AAPI Innovation Hub at IIT Hyderabad AGC Asia Pacific…
IIT Hyderabad, DMRL, and Innomet launch a project to indigenously develop a 100‑kg inert gas atomiser facility for high‑purity metal powders for aerospace, defence, and additive manufacturing.
Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) inaugurates a new R&D centre at IIT Hyderabad, backed by JICA, to advance mobility and healthcare technologies and deepen industry–academia collaboration.
Netradyne’s IIT Hyderabad session underscores edge AI challenges, positioning the firm as a talent magnet in India’s competitive automotive tech landscape.
Over 1,000 pedal enthusiasts joined IIT Hyderabad’s ‘Sundays on Cycle’ under Fit India, flagged off by Pullela Gopichand, promoting cycling as campus lifestyle.
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad have developed a compact, low‑cost light gas gun that can fire projectiles at speeds up to 0.8 km per second, enabling controlled high‑speed impact testing in the lab. The student‑led project, built using PVC pipes at around ₹50,000, offers a far more affordable alternative to conventional defence‑grade testing systems.
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. (DNP) will launch a new research and development base at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IIT Hyderabad) in April 2026, becoming its second overseas R&D hub after the Netherlands. The center will focus on joint research in mobility—especially wireless power systems for electric vehicles—and in medical healthcare, including advanced synthesis routes for active pharmaceutical ingredients
