Tag: CSIR
IMTECH celebrates 84th CSIR Foundation Day
Foundation Day Lecture delivered by Prof Anil Kumar Tripathi who is presently the Director of Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), Mohali.
Indian scientists spot ‘Troublemaker’ immune cells driving inflammation
The scientists at CSIR-CDRI identify special type of immune cells associated with inflammation
Over 2,500 posts lie vacant across India’s key science bodies DBT,...
The vacancies span director-level roles, scientist positions, and student/research posts
Expanding Access to Diagnostics: Building a Resilient Ecosystem for India’s Last...
The destiny of diagnostics is scalable, community-based solutions that operate in harmony with public health systems so that no one is left behind, writes Anshu Raina
Three CSIR Labs and Venture Center to host CSIR Start-up Conclave...
The two day long event is part of a national effort to promote commercialization of CSIR technologies, foster collaborations between research and industry, and build a robust innovation ecosystem
Dr Jitendra Singh calls for greater synergy between innovation and industry...
The MoS for science & technology expressed concern over internal compartmentalization within CSIR and even within his own Ministry
CSIR-IIIM & HAPICO Industries sign MoU for collaborative biopesticide development
This strategic partnership aims to address the detrimental impact of chemical pesticides on human health and the environment
CTDDR-2022: CDRI organizes 9th Maha Kumbh for drug research
The eminent speakers ignited the spark of scientific temperament in the participants of CTDDR-2025 with their vibrant talks filled with the latest information.
CSIR-NIIST develops technology for converting biomedical waste into soil additives
Science & Technology Minister Jitendra Singh to launch the Research-based Point-of-Care Validation of technology at AIIMS New Delhi on Feb 10
40th DSIR Foundation Day celebration marks 16 tech transfers from CSIR...
There have been a series of indigenous developments namely India’s 1st Indigenously developed Antibiotic- Nafithromycin to treat both atypical and typical drug-resistant bacteria, says Dr Jitendra Singh