Prof. Sengupta highlighted that his team developed a cost-effective, scalable tool for early cancer detection, designed to work efficiently even in areas with minimal healthcare resources.
IIT Madras signed multiple memorandums of understanding (MoUs) aimed at strengthening collaboration in research, innovation, skilling and startup ecosystems.
Dr S. Jaishankar, Minister of External Affairs of India, inaugurated the IIT Madras Global Research Foundation today in Chennai, an initiative aimed at enhancing the Institute’s international collaborations across academia, industry, and government.
Punjab has informed the National Green Tribunal that all 440 samples of crops, soil and irrigation water tested so far in a study on agricultural runoff and groundwater pollution were within prescribed safety limits.
IIT Mandi researchers mapped groundwater zones in the Beas Basin, identifying regions with ample water reserves and areas at risk of scarcity. Their study, using remote sensing and GIS, categorized zones based on water availability. Western areas, like Kangra, are groundwater-rich, while central regions require cautious management.
