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Nagaland University researchers suggest policy to restore Dhansiri River

By analyzing water samples across all four seasons of Dhansiri, a major River in the North East, the study offers a detailed understanding of seasonal variations influenced by various anthropogenic activities as well as climatic variables.  This study concentrates on a largely neglected river system in North East India and addresses a significant research gap by emphasising a lesser-known, yet …

Parul University signs license agreement with Springer Nature

Vadodara-based Parul University a multidisciplinary institution has signed a License Agreement with Springer Nature, a global leader in academic and professional publishing. This partnership will position Parul University as one of the pioneering universities from the state of Gujarat to make important research data available to the public without restrictions. This collaboration also stands as a defining milestone in the …

Undergraduate Research Day at Flame University sets the stage for interdisciplinary research advocacy at college level

FLAME University on March 19 hosted the FLAME Undergraduate Research Day 2025 at its campus in Pune, marking the launch of an annual event dedicated to building a research-driven knowledge exchange and networking platform for undergraduate students across the country. With participation from universities and colleges spanning 8 states and with a total of 81 student presentations from across the nation, the FLAME …

India’s Critical Minerals roadmap fructifies Monash University and IIT Hyderabad collaboration

In a major step towards enhancing India’s indigenous production of key minerals, a collaborative research effort between Monash University and IIT Hyderabad is going to lay out strategy for mineral exploration, processing, and policy-making. The Australia-India Critical Minerals Research Hub (AICMRH), approved recently by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, will address the gap between research in universities and …

NIT Rourkela Develops New Cathode Technology to Drive India’s EV and Renewable Energy Growth

Researchers at National Institute of Technology Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) have developed a new class of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries, presenting a promising alternative to cobalt-based designs. This innovation addresses challenges associated with the high cost, scarcity, and environmental concerns of cobalt, a key component in conventional lithium-ion batteries. The research team, led by Dr. Partha Saha, Associate Professor, Ceramic Engineering, includes …

Anant Fellows Participate in Singapore International Water Week 2024

Two Anant Fellows in Sustainability and Built Environment, Mishal Desai, a hypnotherapist and farmer from Gujarat with expertise in psychology and clinical hypnosis, and Gopika Rao, an economics graduate from Thiruvananthapuram with aspirations in Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG), represented the Fellowship at the Singapore International Water Week 2024 hosted by Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) recently. The …

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