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	IIT BOMBAY NANOFABRICATION FACILITY: KEY TO THE FUTURE
	- by Prof. Swaroop Ganguly, Prof. Udayan Ganguly

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IIT Bombay, 16^th June 2022
India’s First Commercial Sub-15um Intra-Cortical Neural Microelectrodes Fabricated at IIT Bombay Nanofabrication Facility
IIT Bombay, 29^th May 2022
The World's First Spiking Neural Network Chip on 45nm SOI Technology from India
"A device-circuit-algorithm co-design team was formed led by Prof. Udayan Ganguly and Prof. Maryam Shojaei Baghini at IIT Bombay. Together, the team has designed the global first spiking neuro-synaptic core on 45nm SOI technology."
PIB Delhi, 17^th Aug 2021
Indigenous memory technology adoption for 180 nm CMOS production: A national milestone in semiconductor R&D
A tiny memory to make chips "perfect"
The Telegram, 18^th Aug 2020
When computers remember
Logic is all very well but it is the power of memory that will make future computing more efficient
IEEE Spectrum, 30^th June 2020
New Hardware Mimics Spiking Behavior of Neurons With High Efficiency
Hindustan Times, 22^nd June 2020
IIT-B designs electronic neuron to make devices faster
The Indian Express, 6^th May 2020
Professor Saurabh Lodha from Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technolgy (IIT) Bombay has received the Young Career Award in Nano Science and Technology.
Economic Times, May 14, 2018
Fieldwork like no other: Making of indigenous soil sensors
Rajul Patkar started thinking about low cost sensors for agriculture when she registered for PhD seven years ago at IIT Bombay.
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June 25, 2018
Innovation India 2018 | A Platform for emerging Entrepreneurs | Episode-1 | DD National
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Sep 14, 2017
Affordable in house developed system for precise irrigation, Mr. Jobish John, SoilSenS.
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Frontiers of Excellence in Wide and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors and Electronic Systems
December 14 - 15, 2019

Victor Menezes Convention Center, IIT Bombay
The Hindu 14^th September 2019
Chip 'fingerprint' technology for secure transactions
IITB project in Fulcrum

IIT Bombay project showcased in Fulcrum the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) monthly news-letter.
Research Matters 18^th February 2019
Prof Udayan Ganguly and team win the PK Patwardhan Technology Development Award for an Indian Solution to Secure Electronic Chips
The Hindu 28^th October 2017
IIT Bombay makes analog device that mimics neurons
Manufacturing a brain-like chip made of artificially fabricated neurons is one aim of scientists working in the field of artificial intelligence. Read More...
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Team of IITBNF Electrical Engineering students, won GYTI’s SRISTI social technological Award, for developing a micro-cantilever based eNose System for chemical vapor sensing. Read more...
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'IITBNF student bags Weikfield Malhotra foundation award for his excellence in NanoScience' Naveen Kaushik, Ph.D student, IITBNF, EE Dept. bags Weikfield Malhotra foundation award 2016 for his work in the area of NanoScience. more...
Raith’s Calendar 2016 features IITBNF students’ art work
08 January 2016

IITB Nanofabrication Facility student’s artwork (photographs) recently got featured in Raith’s annual Calendar for the year 2016. more...
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A new idea on nano-oscillators driven by electron spin by Prof. B. Muralidharan and Prof. A. Tulapurkar was covered as a feature on the IITB website.

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