Shining Indians honoured
The awards highlight the substantial contribution of Indian Americans to the global advancement of science and technology These two represent
Second prize of America’s Young Scientist Challenge taken by Indian-American teen
Shripriya’s winning project, EasyBZ, is a groundbreaking, cost-effective micro-needle patch designed for self-automated drug delivery, offering a painless alternative to
Mohali’s Natalya Mangat becomes fourth generation Army officer
At present, she, her father and brother are serving in the Indian Army New Delhi: The passing out parade on
US designs specialised courses for Indian students
Under this program, once students successfully complete their chosen courses, they will be eligible to remain in the United
Indian-Americans are finalists of High School competition
Regeneron Science Talent Search, which is now in its 82nd year, celebrates and rewards young scientists focused on a wide
Indian-American appointed Chief of Staff at US Energy Department
Before joining the US House of Representatives as a staffer, Hooghan was an APAICS STEM Fellow and an Asian Pacific
Australian PM’s prize goes to Indian-origin science teacher
“To be recognised in the Prime Minister’s prizes for science, I am deeply humbled. I am very grateful to my
Two Indian NGOs amongst winners of Global E-STEM Awards,
“Pratt & Whitney remains steadfast in the development of sustainable propulsion technologies to transform the future of flight, reducing aviation’s
The Science Leaders Scholarship Programme takes a step forward
FMC will award four scholarships each year to Punjab Agriculture University students pursuing doctorate and master’s degrees in agricultural sciences
11-year-old Indian student from Dubai is one of youngest junior data scientists in the country
Veer Shandilya is also among youngest to complete an AI Internship at Oxford A 11-year-old Dubai student has become one