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Winners of the Tamil Nadu Scientist Awards 2019 announced

Winners of the Tamil Nadu Scientist Awards 2019 announced Updated: Updated: Three professors from Madras varsity bag honours in mathematical, physical and medical sciences categories. Share Article Three professors from Madras varsity bag honours in mathematical, physical and medical sciences categories. The Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology has announced the annual Tamil Nadu Scientist Awards (TANSA) for 2019 under the various Science categories. Three professors from the University of Madras have been chosen for the awards in the mathematical, physical and medical sciences categories. R. Ravanan, joint director of Collegiate Education, Chennai region, has been selected for the award under mathematical sciences. An alumnus of Presidency College he also served as professor in the statistics department of the college, which is affiliated to the University of Madras.

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NRCB announces initiative to utilise banana waste

NRCB announces initiative to utilise banana waste Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA TIRUCHI : 11/02/2021 : Mylswamy Annadurai, vice-president, Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology, at a banana plantation during his visit to the National Research Centre for Banana near Tiruchi on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: HANDOUT The National Research Centre for Banana, Tiruchi, has announced the launch of an initiative to develop small machinery for extracting banana fibre and utilise the sap, central stem and other waste for producing a variety of products. The initiative was launched by the NRCB in partnership with the Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Kancheepuram (IIITDM Kancheepuram) and Gencrest, an industry partner, brought together at the behest of Mylswamy Annadurai, Vice-President, Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology and Chairman, National Design and Research Forum, a NRCB press release said.

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International community uses Indian satellite data for weather warnings, says scientist Dr Mylswamy Annadurai

Highlights ISRO satellites not just meeting India’s domestic requirements but their data is also used by America and Australia for issuing weather warnings. Dr Annadurai was addressing a virtual event Science and technology for a Self-Reliant India Dr Annadurai elaborated on how indigenous technology was catering to local and international demands Chennai: Satellites built and launched by the Indian Space Research Organization are not just meeting India’s domestic requirements across domains, but their data is also used by America and Australia for issuing weather warnings, said Dr Mylswamy Annadurai, the former Director of ISRO’s UR Rao Satellite Center.

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Int l community uses Indian satellite data for weather warnings, says veteran scientist Dr Mylswamy Annadurai

Updated: Dec 17, 2020, 03:49 PM IST Satellites built and launched by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) are not just meeting India’s domestic requirements across domains, but their data is also used by America and Australia for issuing weather warnings, said Dr. Mylswamy Annadurai, the former Director of ISRO’s UR Rao Satellite Center. Speaking at a virtual event titled “Science and technology for a Self-Reliant India”, organized by the Press Information Bureau, he said that the combined use of satellite data and drones had even contained and prevented the spread of locust attacks in parts of North India. Dr. Annadurai, who currently serves as the Vice President of Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology elaborated on how indigenous technology was catering to local and International demands.

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