IIT Bombay

Nano-dimension to IoT

Bipolar Junction Transistors enables Bi-CMOS to aid the nation's civilian and strategic interests through the Internet of Things.

Internet-of- Things (IoT) connects sensors and appliances to...

When a Magnet Plays “Ping Pong”

A novel theoretical framework for a magnetic field tunable radio frequency oscillator has been developed.The proposed device, when realised, would play a major role in  the nanoelect...

Physics behind Perovskite

Researchers at IIT Bombay have identified some unique features common to all perovskite solar cells that would lead to better understanding in terms of device physics and control par...

Charging up for a Future

Breakthrough in chemical analysis of Intrinsically Conducting Polymers (ICPs) enables easier identification of polymers suitable for different prospective applications. Researchers at IIT Bombay ha...

Aiming for the moon and beyond

Efficient tracking and maneuvering of Chandrayaan is crucial for the success of the mission. An efficient and low cost tracking algorithm from IIT Bombay could be a solution to this...

Injectables for Osteoarthritis

 IITB has developed a potentially minimally invasive cartilage regeneration technique which could be a painless, inexpensive, and non-toxic method to cure osteoarthritis.

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X-ray to 3D

“Can we get a 3D model from 2D X-ray images of a bone from a patient’s body?” asked a top surgeon from Hinduja hospital, who wanted an alternative to the current practice. The Ortho...

Transparent UV Masks

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a transparent sunscreen lotion and yet protect your skin from harmful UV ? Engineered nanoparticles can now provide the right kind of mask.

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