Exploring Everyday Things That Change with Math
Ever wondered how mosquito populations explode in number after the rains, or why some diseases spread super-fast? Scientists use mathematical models to explain many of these natural, everyday phenomena. Prof. Abhishek Deshpande from the Center for Computational Natural Science and
Where Red met Green – IIITH Prof. Radhika Kr...
In her much-awaited biography on Shankar Guha Niyogi, Shankar Guha Niyogi: A Politics in Red and Green, author IIITH Prof. Radhika Krishnan deconstructs the visionary brilliance of the Chattisgarh Mukti Morcha founder and thought leader in the Global South, credited
IIITH Prof Shows How Simple Quantum Circuits Spoof...
Research revealing how “thermal” behaviour can emerge from low-complexity dynamics and not necessarily extremely chaotic ones, has been published in the prestigious journal Physical Review Letters. ThermalizationIn everyday life, objects equilibrate with the environment. “A steaming cup of tea left
From Engineers to Innovators: IIITH’s faculty tr...
Product Innovation, a unique faculty development program (FDP) for engineering faculty has grabbed that sweet spot at the intersection of business, design, customer and technology. Here’s more about the IIITH-SCIENT experiment. Hosted by IIIT Hyderabad in collaboration with SCIENT (School
IIIT Hyderabad’s Pivotal Role in BharatGen: ...
As 'AI for India and of India' gets a leg up with a 988.6 cr funding to BharatGen, IIITH’s Vision Language Model Team which is part of the BharatGen consortium, is playing a pivotal role in India’s sovereign AI ecosystem.
IDD: A Dataset That Is Driving India-Specific Solu...
From taking root as a foundational step towards autonomous driving research, the Indian Driving Dataset continues to evolve to tackle a plethora of problems that are India-specific. There’s a humorous encounter in Tintin in Tibet when Tintin and Captain Haddock