If you were to communicate with aliens, what would you tell them? More importantly, how would you? Scientists attempted to answer this question while creating the Golden Records. Are they a message for extraterrestrials, or a testimony of our shared humanity?

Imagine all of the world's data, films, books and websites condensed into a single drop of liquid. Sounds like sci-fi? DNA data storage could make it real. We talk with Prof Soumya De from IIT Kharagpur and explore its viability, potential and stability.

As US- states move on with legalizing psychedelic-based treatments for PTSD and severe depression, here’s a look at how a pyschedelic (drug) present inside all of us can (possibly) make our final journey a little less death-like.

Despite composing nearly 85% of all matter in the universe, dark matter remains one of the greatest cosmic mysteries. In an exclusive interview, Dr. Disha Bhatia, a dark matter researcher and an IITD alumnus, decodes dark matter and the progress we have made so far.

In 2024, Han Kang became the first South Korean and Asian woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, honored for her "intense poetic prose" on humanity's fragility and trauma. We interviewed Prof. Leonard Dickens from IIT Delhi and Uma Madhu, a PhD scholar, to explore her literary significance.

Nobel Prize in Economics 2024 was awarded to Acemoglu, Johnson and Robinson for their research on the role of institutions in shaping economic growth. We spoke with Prof. Abhijit Banerji from IIT Delhi, about the impact of inclusive policies and the challenges posed by systems of inequality.

Discover the remarkable journey of Sanjeev Bikhchandani, the visionary who transformed a simple job-listing idea into Naukri.com, India's leading job portal. His story is a testament to the power of innovation, grit and going against the norm.

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) has launched its first international campus in Abu Dhabi, bringing the prestigious legacy of IIT Delhi to the vibrant landscape of the UAE.

By 2050, climate change could slash global harvests by 17% while the population surges by 2.2 billion. Prof. Shilpi Sharma’s groundbreaking work on soil microbiomes offers hope. By harnessing natural soil resistance, her research aims to combat crop pathogens and boost yields sustainably.

Biotherapeutics are vital but expensive. Prof. Anurag Singh Rathore from IIT Delhi is pioneering continuous bioprocessing to reduce costs by up to 75%, making these treatments more accessible.

This article presents two succinct approaches to its subject. The first approach entails an in-depth exploration of the procedural methods employed by the RDV IITD Marketing team. The second approach

India's beauty & fashion industry has experienced tremendous growth in recent years. This article will explore the current state of the beauty and fashion industry in India, how Nykaa has transformed how consumers approach beauty and fashion in India, and their role in driving positive change.

MIT OpenCourseWare has become an integral part of our lives as students. With accessible, well-planned and easy-to-follow courses on a wide variety of topics by professors who are experts in their fields, it is the go-to platform for whenever we want to learn something new.

Cogniable was founded out of the need to provide healthcare for autistic patients. Recently awarded a special mention in the 2022 global UNICEF EdTech Awards, we talked with Professor Prathosh AP, Chief Engineer, Cogniable, to understand how they are revolutionizing Autism treatment using AI.

Professor Pawan Goyal was pursuing his bachelor's degree when he found about the intricacies of Sanskrit. He then became a part of projects related to Sanskrit which involved analysis of