UPDATES

Happy New Year 2026!

Happy New Year 2026!

Indigenous Technologies is the way to make India self-reliant in Aerospace & Defence Production — Dr Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Minister for Science & Technology and Vice President of CSIR

Inaugurating the Iron Bird Facility for the Saras Mk-2 aircraft, Dr Jitendra Singh said that this facility will provide a comprehensive, ground-based testing platform for integrating and validating all major aircraft systems.

DRISHTI — A Need Born from Safety

A Glorious Journey of 15 Years (2010–2025)

Strengthening Science Communication through Publishing

A Scientific Publishing Programme hosted by CSIR-IICT in collaboration with CSIR-NIScPR, showcasing CSIR-NIScPR Premier Journals for Advancing Science Communication.

Celebration of Science Communication and Outreach at Vigyanika: Science Literature Festival 2025

Dr Geetha Vani Rayasam, Director, CSIR-NIScPR, emphasised the importance of CSIR-NIScPR journals within the Indian scientific ecosystem, particularly in supporting interdisciplinary research and promoting ethical and transparent publishing practices.

Another Step towards “Atmanirbhar Bharat”: CSIR-NPL Develops and Transfers High-Volume PM? Sampler Technology

It marks the first high-volume PM? sampling technology developed in India, representing a significant step toward indigenous capability in advanced air quality monitoring systems.

CSIR-NCL Develops Self-Healing Hydrogel Electrolyte for Safer and Flexible Zinc-Metal Batteries

This breakthrough represents an important advancement toward the development of next-generation sustainable batteries.

Three-Day National Symposium on Microwave, Millimetre-Wave and Beyond Technologies for Connected Future (µmTCF-2025)

The event brought together leading policymakers, academicians, scientists, researchers, public sector organisations, and industry experts to deliberate on next-generation communication and sensing technologies.

Book Release Ceremony — “Waste to Wealth”

The book’s writers, Dr DD Ozha and Dr JR Chunawala, stressed that the book highlights research from many CSIR institutes on turning trash into useful goods.

Today’s Curious Minds will be Tomorrow’s Scientists

Mr CB Singh, Head, Jigyasa, Training and HR, emphasised the crucial role of CSIR-NIScPR, and highlighted Jigyasa’s mission to inspire curiosity and encouraged the students to be inquisitive and to develop a passion for science that could help them become future scientists and innovators.