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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Indian Institute of Technology Indore has developed the first-of-its-kind cow dung-based natural foaming agent which will act as thermal insulation when mixed in modern construction material like concrete, making it lighter, officials said on Tuesday. India News | IIT Indore Develops Natural Foaming Agent from Cow Dung, to Be Used for Construction Purposes.

IIT Indore has developed the first-of-its-kind cow dung-based natural foaming agent which will act as thermal insulation,

Indian Institute of Tech Indore develops PA sensing instrument for biomedical tissue diagnosis.

A portable, reasonably priced photoacoustic sensing device promises to accelerate and improve clinical diagnostics for better patient outcomes.

<p>Researchers reporting in the SPIE <em>Journal of Biomedical Optics</em> have developed a novel compact photoacoustic sensing instrument aimed at revolutionizing tissue diagnosis in biomedical sciences. This innovation addresses the need for cost-effective and rapid diagnostic tools by integrating multiple laser diodes within a compact casing and employing custom-built pulsed current supply units. Through experimental validation on human breast tissues, the instrument demonst...

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By Gloria Dickie, Shivam Patel and Alison Withers NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Scientists and government authorities were working on an early warning system ...

An early warning system for glacial floods at Lhonak Lake in northeast India failed to prevent deadly consequences when the lake broke its banks this week. The system, which included a camera and weather instruments, was installed last month but was not fully operational. Glacial early warning systems typically give residents only a few minutes to an hour of notice.

Scientists have warned for decades that India's Himalayan glacial lakes are disasters waiting to happen. Climate change means they aren't waiting any more.

Scientists and government authorities were working on an early warning system for glacial floods at a Himalayan lake in northeast India when it broke its banks this week with deadly consequences.