India’s First Deep Tamil Parser Aims To Bridge L...
The Tamil syntactic parser developed by a team of IIITH researchers, is the outcome of a TN-Govt funded project and is based on human annotation of 100K words. In an advancement that is set to boost Indic machine translation systems,
IIITH Prof Appointed Chair Of Advisory Board To UN...
Having served as member of the Advisory Board to the UNU Institute in Macau since 2019, Prof. Nimmi Rangaswamy has been elevated to the Chair of the Board effective January 2024. Prof. Nimmi Rangaswamy calls herself a social anthropologist first
MTech PDM Students Articulate Solution For SDGs Wi...
The online platform which aims to serve as a link not only between consumers of single-use plastics with waste management companies but also between upcyclers and buyers of upcycled products emerged winner in the D’Source DIC-BHU SDGs Design Challenge under
How AI is Helping Rural Schoolkids With Equitable ...
A multi-partner project spearheaded by the Raj Reddy Center for Technology and Society aims to supplement high school Science instruction in regional languages via an AI solution that operates sans internet. “Kanti ante yemti”? (What is light?), asks Lakshmi* (name
This ML Engineer Finds The Right Fit With Proteins...
Dual degree student, Anirudh Palutla from the Centre for Computational Natural Sciences and Bioinformatics (CCNSB) is all set to unravel biological enigmas at the Janelia Research Campus in Virginia, US. Anirudh Palutla may appear as a young man of leisure
IIITH’s Work on Construction-Related Air Polluti...
Study examines not just AQI but also IAQ (indoor air quality) due to construction. Highlights include the finding that proximity to a construction site may not be the only deciding factor for higher levels of particulate matter. Wind tunnels and