– Dr. Deepti Sidhaye Do you wish to learn machine learning? Do you wish to be a student at Stanford? Do you think that both these wishes will remain unfulfilled because you are not able to physically go to Stanford? Well, not anymore. The reason being that Stanford will be offering an online free Machine …
-Dr. Richa Bobade Hydrogen fuels have gained much interest since they are clean, non-toxic, and renewable, making them suitable for use as substitutes for petroleum-derived fuels in vehicular applications and in industries. To embrace this paradigm shift of usage of fossil fuels to renewables in the form of hydrogen, industries across the world are transforming …
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– Dr. Smita Chaturvedi The electric vehicle is becoming popular and the market is growing rapidly. The sales of Electric cars are about 3 million in 2020 with about 10 million electric cars on the roads. While sales of hydrogen cars are three orders of magnitude lower than this, and only 26,000 on the road …
Dr. Aparna Deshpande The global atmosphere is now expected to have reduced carbon emissions with the launch of 3 new green hydrogen projects. The concept of green hydrogen envisages the use of renewable resources for its production. Coal and Gas remained the only major feedstocks for hydrogen until now. But the upcoming water electrolysis technology …
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Dr. Smita Chaturvedi Indian economy and the Indian market both have been very receptive to cost-effective technologies. Be it electronic gadgets, automobiles, or any other technology product. Electric Vehicles have significant advantages over normal vehicles. It is low maintenance, sustainable and cheap. The worries of engines oils, transmission failures, coolant spills, etc. are non-existing for …
– Kshitija Athlekar For many decades, the Indian economy has served primarily as an agriculture-driven economy. When as much as 70% of rural households depend on agriculture for their livelihood, it’s astonishing to know that 82% of these farmers still operate at a small and marginal level. There are several problems faced by farmers in …
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– Dr. Richa Bobade Sustainable industrialization is much sought after knowing the severe and irreversible damages caused to the environment due to extensive usage of fossil fuels. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the most commonly produced greenhouse gas by major industrial operations utilizing fossil fuels. The lesser-known fact about CO2 is that it can be used …
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-Dr. Vinila Bedekar O Man, ever wondered, what’s so special of Her? Daughter, Sister, Wife, Mother, she’s the All-in-One best performer! The princess of her father, the best friend of her sibling, The life of her husband, the guide of her li’l baby darling. Her life is a journey of transformations, Her heart is a …
Pic Source: Wikipedia www.ias.ac.in/womeninscience/kamala.html -Dr. Deepti Sidhaye When girls were mostly away from higher education and women were mostly confined to their homes, Kamala was the first Indian girl student to obtain Ph.D. degree in the discipline ‘Science’. Kamala was born in the academics- oriented Bhagvat family. Her father Narayanrao Bhagvat and her uncle Madhavrao …
When the whole world is busy playing power games over capturing lithium mines, Indian manufacturing industry is still showing very dull response towards this new age technology. Though the companies are investing heavily in research, none are bullish about mass manufacturing the Li-ion batteries. The slowdown trend and the stubbornness about lead acid batteries Growth …
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Dr. Mashelkar is only the third Indian engineer to have been elected (1998) as Fellow of Royal Society (FRS), London in the twentieth century. He was elected Foreign Associate of US National Academy of Science (2005) and also National Academy of Engineering (2003), Associate Foreign Member, American Academy of Arts & Sciences (2011), Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K. (1996), Foreign Fellow of Australian Technological Science and Engineering Academy (2008), Corresponding Member of Australian Academy of Sciences (2017), Fellow of World Academy of Arts & Science, USA (2000), Fellow of US National Academy of Inventors (2017), the first ever Indian from India to be elected and TWAS-Lenovo Science Prize (2018), which is the highest science award of The World Academy of Science.
In 2006, he received the ‘Star of Asia’ Award at the hands of former President of USA, George Bush (Sr). The President of India honoured Dr. Mashelkar with three of the highest civilian awards, namely Padmashri (1991), Padmabhushan (2000) and Padma Vibhushan (2014).
Prof. Satishchandra B. Ogale has had a long 40 years of experience in higher education and research. He has over 500 publications in international journals, three co-edited books with Springer, Wiley and Elsevier, and 10 granted US patents based on research done in India.
He is a Reviewer as well as Advisory Board member of many high impact International Journals and is also a popular science writer in regional language marathi.
He has won many Awards, Prizes, and National and International recognitions. He has given numerous invited, plenary and keynote talks in National and International conferences and has supervised over 65 Ph.D. students.
Prof. Ogale has been a Visiting Professor/ Scientist in many institutions in the USA and Europe on several occasions.
She has previously worked as a Scientist at Agharkar research Institute and at higher management level at Thomas Baker Bioscience Private Limited. She has also taught graduate and post graduate students in Biotechnology & Microbiology during her tenure as a lecturer in Royal College, Mumbai and as a Counselor for IGNOU Biotechnology course. Anupama, is a multitasker with few roles like, entrepreneur, Scientist, manager, a doting mother and many more. Teaching and educating is her passion and she takes every effort to encourage fundamental learning. Anupama holds a vast experience in Start-up processes.
