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Founders, NASA’s 2024 NEX data predicts 1.8°C warming by 2050, risking 2B lives (IPCC AR6). India’s tropics face extreme heat - huge impact on markets. How can startups lead with climate tech solutions?

Sam Altman attended John Burroughs, an elite prep school, and later enrolled at Stanford University. However, he did not complete his education at Stanford, choosing to drop out in 2005. Despite not finishing his degree, he was honored with an honora

● Solving the problem of access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities foe conducting experiments ● University labs and research institutions have limited availability, restrictive access policies and lack cutting-edge equipment. And smaller educ

Society settles for the best practices inevitably, so no matter how much you curse AC for global warming, you cannot snatch it from people's houses. But what you can do for sure is iterate the existing solutions like AC to make a better solution out

An interdisciplinary academic team has successfully integrated quantum light sources and control electronics onto a single silicon chip. In a significant advancement for quantum technology, researchers from Boston University, UC Berkeley, and Northw

The AI Legends #75 Days Excited for this Legend coz he is our first Indian origin Legend (Proud!! ) Day 16: Raj Reddy Reddy is known for his pioneering work in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. History: Raj Reddy is an Indian-American compu

The temperature map tells a worrying story: spring is vanishing from South Asia. With February temperatures already hitting 38°C, we face serious threats to agriculture, water security, and livable conditions. Our region needs urgent climate action,

Welcome to INTRIGUING INNOVATION 💡 EP=7 A device can be designed to charge a cell phone using body heat or the stimulus of a pulse. Interestingly, this idea was picked up by Stanford University faculty for exploring its feasibility for charging ba

🌏 Founders, Dreamers, Doers of Medial! 🌱 This is our wake-up call. Climate change is not just knocking - it's breaking down India's door. 🔥 Look around: In 2024, we faced the longest and hottest heatwaves ever. Over 50°C in Rajasthan! More than