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Rajesh Gokhale Succeeds Renu Swarup as Department of Biotechnology Secretary

India Science Wire 27/10/2021

Gokhale is a leading scientist on the study of...

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Infosys Prizes for 2020 Awarded to Six Scholars

Researchers from the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology...

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With Science’s Gender Ratio Less Askew, More Indian Women Are Getting Recognition

Tania Devaiah 19/02/2020

Young Indian women in science have a fast-expanding set...

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Interview: ‘If We Want New Revolutions, We Need New Abstract Concepts as Well’

The Wire Staff 20/01/2019

A conversation with the noted mathematical physicist Nalini Anantharaman...

Navakanta Bhat was awarded for his work on the design of novel biosensors based on his research in biochemistry and gaseous sensors that push the performance limits of existing metal-oxide sensors. Credit: InfosysPrize/Twitter

Infosys Prizes 2018 Awarded to Six Researchers, Two From IISc

The annual award includes a gold medal, a citation...

Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay. Source: Infosys Science Foundation

Interview: ‘Everyone, Whether a Historian or a Geologist, Should Learn Mathematics’

Sandhya Ramesh 17/01/2018

In conversation with Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay on microRNA, machine learning,...

(L-R) Yamuna Krishna, Ananya Jahanara Kabir and Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay. Credit: ISF

Infosys Prizes Announced for Three Women – but That Is Not Enough

Aashima Dogra 17/11/2017

Is it meaningful to be proud that the prize...