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Research Highlights
How to Beat Anti-Incumbency
A more realistic mathematical model has been developed by Mrinal Ghosh and his collaborators...
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Beating HIV at its own Game
Narendra Dixit and his team have been studying the process of infection caused by HIV and its evolution using...
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FBG Devices: Solving Real-World Problems
Sundarrajan Asokan’s team works on a sensor technology known as Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) which has found a wide range of applications in optical sensing. An FBG consists of an optical fibre core surrounded by a glass cladding. This core is fabricated such that its refractive index varies in a sinusoidal pattern across its length, with a periodicity called the pitch. For a particular pitch, the FBG reflects a specific wavelength of light, while transmitting all the other wavelengths. …
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A Significant Step in Understanding Climate Change
In a new study, Govindasamy Bala—one of India’s most well-known climate scientists—and his student, Angshuman Modak, addressed the issue of the efficacy of the incident solar radiation relative to CO2.* Using amodelling approach, they considered climate system responses during three different time periods: a week, four months and a century. “What we found was that the Sun is less effective than CO2 in causing climate change,” says…
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Institute Colloquia
the list of Institute Colloquia for the academic year 2022 – 2023
01 | February 7, 2024 “Modular Forms and Entanglement in Quantum Gravity” by Prof. Justin R David (Division of Physical and Mathematical Sciences) |
02 | December 14, 2023 “What’s in a Song” by Prof. Rohini Balakrishnan (Division of Biological Sciences) |
03 | November 8, 2023 “Scalable Algorithms for Building Robust Deep Neural Networks” by Prof. R Venkatesh Babu (Division of Interdisciplinary Sciences) |
04 | October 12, 2023 “For our Energy Demands, Turn to Hydrogen” by Prof. Balaji R Jagirdar (Chemical Sciences) |
05 | September 6, 2023 “Beyond 5G Communications: Questions and Some Answers” by Prof. Chandra R Murthy (Electrical, Electronics and Computer Sciences) |
06 | August 29, 2023 “Optimal Guidance for National Space Missions” by Prof. Radhakant Padhi (Mechanical Sciences) |
THEMATIC RESEARCH CLUSTERS
IISc places special emphasis on inter-disciplinary research. Thematic research clusters represent a growing culture of faculty members cutting across departments and divisions collaborating on contemporary inter-disciplinary themes. The goal of a research cluster is to pursue collaborative research with a shared vision, conduct regular technical meetings, organize focussed workshops, identify and take up high impact initiatives at national and international scale, and secure large grants.
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Bharat Ratna
Padma Awards
Infosys Prize
Central Research Facilities in IISc
Institute X-ray Facility
Advanced Facility for Microscopy and Microanalysis
Bioimaging Facility