IIT-B startup builds India's most efficient solar cell with 29.8% conversion; “Game-changer” for India, says Pralhad Joshi
Pralhad Joshi said that new solar cell technology developed at IIT-B is a “gamechanger” and urged industry players to invest in scaling up the project.
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7th January 2025 at 2.00 PM to 3:30 PM
Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay in association with The Centre for Semiconductor Technologies (SemiX), IIT Bombay
Celebrating the Journey of Innovation and Collaboration On 10th August, 2024 (Saturday)
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Nitupon Dihingia awarded the 'Best Poster Award' at the 'IEEE EDTM Conference 2024' held in Bengaluru for the work 'Solution-processed Forming-free ALPO - RRAM based Artificial Synaptic Device with 3 orders of Conductance – Modulation'.
The Center for Semiconductor Technologies at IIT Bombay is organizing a talk by Professor Martin Kuball, Royal Academy of Engineering Chair in Emerging Technologies at the University of Bristol and Fellow of IEEE, MRS, SPIE, IET and IoP.
VENUE: Seminar Room - 301, 3rd Floor, GG Building, EE department, on 7th March, 2024 at 2:00 PM
TITLE: Wide/Ultrawide Bandgap Next Generation RF and Power Devices. All are Welcome!!
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 enabled by quantum tunneling.
"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."
A tiny memory to make chips "perfect" Rajul Patkar started thinking about low cost sensors for agriculture when she registered for PhD seven years ago at IIT Bombay.Rajul Patkar started thinking about low cost sensors for agriculture when she registered for PhD seven years ago at IIT Bombay.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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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.
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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.
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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.
