The International Cooperation Division of DST has the mandated responsibility of (i) Negotiating, concluding, and implementing Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Agreements between India and other countries; (ii) Providing interventions on STI
Section: International Programmes (Programmes & Schemes)
IKP Knowledge Park promotes advancement of technology-based innovators, entrepreneurs and small and large companies through customized space, shared equipment, incubation, and funding. Grants Management Programme aims to conduct Grand Challenges and
This programme was launched as a follow-up of the budget announcement. There are 05 Technical Research Centres (TRCs) were established during FY 2015-16 in the following DST institutions: Sree ChitraTirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technolo
Section: Research and Development (Programmes & Schemes)
A series of iconic 75 Industry connect ('i'-Connect) events to showcase the achievements in various S&T areas. It will consolidate efforts of DSIR/CSIR, DBT and DST departments of Ministry of Science & Technology and Ministry of Earth Science
The Department of Science and Technology (DST) is leading efforts to design, develop, and manufacture medical instruments, equipment, and devices indigenously in India. The focus is now on developing prototypes, transferring the technology to a suita
The project aims to raise awareness about the environmental hazards caused by population growth, urbanization, and rapid industrialization, which threaten human health and wellbeing. It aims to promote technologically enhanced measures and processes
The Trans-Himalayan region is highly susceptible to climate change due to its biophysical setting, ecological fragility, and geographical location. This project aims to understand past and present climatic behavior in the region, focusing on lake sed
The process was developed at NPL, New Delhi under DST sponsorship. The Corporation licensed the process to two firms one in Bangalore and the other in Faridabad. Since these firms encountered some problems in commencing their commercial production, t
IMPRINT India was a multi-stakeholder mission programme aimed at bridging the gap between scientific knowledgebase created through fundamental and applied research and fruitful translation of the same through engineering invention and technical innov
Section: Societal Development (Programmes & Schemes)
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