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TIFR’s superconductor discovery: Where are the reports?
Most news publications in India didn’t report on an exciting and significant discovery made by physicists from TIFR, Mumbai. Why not? Continue reading →
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Tagged bismuth, embargo, Indian Express, ISRO, physics, R&D, Science, science journalism, superconductor, The Hindu, The Telegraph, The Wire, TIFR, Times of India
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A gamma ray telescope at Hanle: A note
A gamma ray telescope is set to come up at Hanle, Ladakh, in 2015 and start operations in 2016. Hanle was one of the sites proposed to install a part of the Cherenkov Telescope Array, too. A survey conducted in … Continue reading →
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Tagged BARC, Cherenkov Telescope Array, gamma ray astrophysics, HAGAR, Hanle, HIGRO, India-based Neutrino Observatory, TIFR
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