IIIT Hyderabad student Lasya Katari conquers acute...

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An inspiring story to come out of IIIT-Hyderabad’s stable is that of young super-trooper Lasya Katari, a 2nd year dual degree student who loves chess, music, food and movies. What makes her story noteworthy is that the class topper is

“Einstein in Your Pocket”: Prof Raj Reddy on R...

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Even as AI becomes ubiquitous in our lives, there are significant concerns and fears about the possible futures. Seeking to allay such fears especially in the context of education, Prof. Raj Reddy, founding chairman of IIIT-Hyderabad and Turing award winner

Solvathon 2026 – Smart Med-Tech Ideas to Heal th...

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A slew of innovative tech-based smart solutions emerged from Solvathon 2026, India’s premier HealthTech Innovation Challenge. With IIIT-H’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship collaborating as innovation partner with Apollo Research and Innovations (ARI) and Transforming Healthcare with IT (THIT), the

Keeping An AI On Every Truck: IIIT Hyderabad’s S...

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When commercial number plate systems failed to handle India’s hand-painted truck plates, IIIT Hyderabad’s iHub-Data adapted lab research into Vahan Eye - a low-cost, field-deployed solution now monitoring sand transport in Telangana. ‘Truck art’ or the hand-painted ‘Horn Ok Please’,

How Genomics, Epigenetics and AI Are Changing Canc...

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Cancer is no longer seen as a single genetic error but as a complex, multi-layered disease shaped by DNA mutations, epigenetic changes and even patterns in medical images. New research at the Centre for Computational Natural Sciences and Bioinformatics (CCNSB)

Closing The Gap Between Silicon and Society: Insid...

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At a time when India is strengthening its semiconductor ambitions, IIIT Hyderabad’s researchers are developing indigenous electronics - from custom chip design and millimetre-wave circuits to privacy-preserving sensing and intelligent healthcare systems - that move seamlessly from the lab to