Novel scheme by IIT Bombay researchers to control drones can enable complex formation flying using only camera data, without GPS or inter-drone communication.
Researchers have demonstrated the reciprocal relationship of electricity and magnetism over a thin magnetic film.
Researchers probe properties of the new material, say better for micro- and nanodevices.
Researchers have demonstrated an improved method of capturing images through fog.
Researchers have sped up the study of light-matter interaction on specially-engineered surfaces.
Researchers have discovered the shortest duration gamma ray burst accompanied by a supernova.
Researchers propose a biosensor model that captures the effect of the fluid-sensor interface charge.
Researchers have shown how even a few times of selective tree-cutting impacts biodiversity and carbon storage of the Andaman forests
Researchers have demonstrated how a magnetised catalyst can speed up hydrogen production while bringing down the energy cost.
A new cooling model gave better predictions of the strength and ductility of cast iron
Do you recollect knowing axioms and proving theorems in your high-school mathematics class? Most theorems start as conjectures — a proposition that is believed to be true but without enough formal proof. Over time, mathematicians use the axioms to prove the conjectures. Proving or disproving conjectures can be challenging, sometimes taking centuries. ‘Fermat’s Last Theorem’, which states that no three positive integers can satisfy the equation an+bn=cn where n>2, although sounds straightforward, took 350 years to prove!