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IIT Madras offers web-enabled M Tech in AI for working professionals

The Hindu Bureau  The Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) Madras has launched web-enabled M Tech course in Artificial Intelligence(AI) for working professionals. Applications are open till may 31st for all 11 disciplines of web M Tech, including the newly launched AI specialisation. Classes will commence in August/September 2025.   Details about entrance exam syllabi, programme structure,…

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IIT Madras launches public access cancer genome database to help cancer research, drug discovery, in India

Scientist pipetting research samples by the microscope | Photo Credit: Catalin Rusnac   A cancer genome database that aims to decode the genomic landscape of cancers prevalent in India was recently launched in Chennai. A first-of-its-kind database, this was developed by the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT-M) and aims to transform cancer research in…

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Research papers validate cow urine’s ‘anti-infective’ properties: IIT-Madras Director

V. Kamakoti | Photo Credit: RAGU R   Indian Institute of Technology Madras Director V. Kamakoti on Monday claimed five scientific papers published in peer-reviewed journals validated the cow urine had anti-infective properties.   On January 15, at a goshala in West Mambalam, he had said cow urine had antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties. He…

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IIT Madras Saarang 2025: Amit Trivedi, Ritviz and global music bands to perform in Chennai

The quintessential Chennai college experience is incomplete without days spent frolicking at Saarang, IIT Madras’s long-hailed cultural festival. Over five days, the largely-quiet green oasis turns into a carnival, teeming with the city’s youngsters; some warding off boredom, some in pursuit of their favourite musician, or others on the lookout for talent they need to…

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IIT-Madras builds Asia’s largest shallow wave basin

The Indian Institute of Technology-Madras (IIT-M) has commissioned Asia’s largest shallow wave basin research facility to cater to research and industry requirements. The indigenously developed facility is located at Discovery — IIT-M’s satellite campus in Thaiyur, which is in the city’s suburb. The multidirectional shallow wave basin can handle complex wave and current interaction, addressing…

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