IIITH Study Reveals How Agromet Bulletin Preparati...

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According to the study, similarity in weather conditions over specified periods and for lands close in physical proximity enhances reuse of weather-based agricultural advisory.  One of the objectives of the IT for Agriculture Research and Development Centre (ITARD), IIITH is

IIITH Creates Low-cost Flexible Sensor to Aid in P...

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Researchers from the Processes, Architecture and Technologies Research in IoT (PATRIoT) lab unveil a low-cost flexible pressure sensor with an AI-embedded algorithm that helps in quantifying performance and progress of patients undergoing physiotherapy. To restore physical strength in victims of

IIITH Invites Solutions For Urban Water Woes

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Ahead of World Water Day, through an open contest hosted by its Living Lab, IIITH seeks innovative solutions to one of the biggest challenges of urbanization; that of adequate water and sanitation.  Recognizing that population growth is the fastest in

 Research Is Not All Ha Ha, Hee Hee

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On the heels of the recently concluded 11th Humour Research Conference, we find out just why humour research is not a laughing matter at the Language Technologies Research Centre (LTRC).  Joking one’s way through a crisis has long been considered

When Your Campus Is A Rakshak

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Even as engineering colleges across the country await a governmental nod for resuming normalcy in academic sessions, IIITH is quietly rolling out a slew of measures as part of a pilot project that will help other technical institutes reopen their

For They Are Brainy Good Fellows

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The Kohli Centre on Intelligent Systems (KCIS) is recognised worldwide for its cutting-edge research and infrastructure. We take a look at the talent that makes this possible by focusing on the current Kohli fellows who are pursuing their doctoral studies