 | Pedestrians must be provided basic infra, say IISc researchersProviding proper footpaths and safe walking spaces are base line conditions of a world-class city, and the government should provide them, he said. |
 | IISc study shows Bengaluru will get warmer by 2038The research document showed a 51.86% increase in the built-up area and a 26.28% decrease in the green cover. |
 | Ethical adoption of technology crucial: Principal scientific advisor Ajay Kumar SoodHe added that India has become a great contributor to artificial intelligence. He said over 11 ministries are working on the the soon-to-be-launched One Health Mission. |
 | Pakshi Jala: A nature lover-turned-birdwatcher's chroniclesCapturing the relationship between birds and water, author Shubha Bhat talks about her book Pakshi Jala, which documents over 200 species of birds around the IISc campus. |
 | IISc scientists design 100 per cent efficient ‘micro heat engine’Previously, the team designed a high-power engine that used a live bacterium to push the particle and power the system. |
| IISc to build quantum computing lab in BengaluruGovindan, Director, of IISC, said, “This will strengthen the Institute’s cutting-edge infrastructure and expertise, and give students and researchers the opportunity to explore quantum technologies.” |
| Cybersecurity for safer automotive vehiclesResearchers will also develop automotive vehicle technologies and network security, smart grids, and other critical systems. |
 | Lab-made enzymes to cut toxicity of polluted water discovered in IIScIISc scientists have produced nano-sized enzyme mimetics or nanozymes, manufactured in the lab that can mimic natural enzymes |
 | Healthy Bengaluru initiative gets 11k responsesMost suggestions focused on improving emergency care services, veterinary care services and overall healthcare by integrating technology and improving surveillance systems for early intervention. |
 | A new way to detect, kill cancer cellsIn a study published in ACS Applied Nano Materials, the scientists decided to combine gold and copper sulphide into nanoparticles which were tested on lung cancer and cervical cancer cell lines. |
 | IISc & RIM share recommendations to incentivise public transportArea Parking Plans prepared in compliance with the Parking Policy for Bengaluru, should be implemented to regulate parking in the city and parking charges must be imposed at all parking locations. |
 | Teesta Setalvad blames IISc administration for preventing her from holding meeting on campusAt the last minute, the officials denied the human rights activist entry to the hall, forcing them to hold the meeting in the garden outside the IISc canteen. |
 | IISc researchers find way to poison antibiotic-resistant bacteriaResearchers from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a way to potentially poison antibiotic-resistant bacteria. |
 | Experts question BBMP’s proposed drone survey of stray dogsAn infrastructure expert flayed the BBMP, stating that strays will hide inside drains or in under-construction sites. There is no clarity on how the drone cameras will be able get these details. |
 | Experts laud DK Shivakumar’ idea of tunnel roads in BengaluruThere should be diversion channels and high capacity pump-sets to pump water in case of floods. |
 | IISc tops Indian varsities in internationl rankingsThe Indian Institute of Science (IISc) topped among Indian institutes in the UK-based Times Higher Education (THE) rankings. |
 | IISc develops probe for early detection of Alzheimer’sThe researchers developed a type of probe which turns fluorescent when put in contact with the enzyme, allowing researchers to detect an imbalance in the enzyme. |
 | NIRF 2023: NLSIU best law school for 6th time, IISc retains 2nd spotManipal Academy of Higher Education secured the 16th spot with NIT Karnataka in Surathkal grabbing the 38th rank in the best university category. |
