The issue focuses on the Nanotechnology’s role in enhancing the performance of computer hardware. From miniaturizing the size of the computer to increasing the efficiency of the computers, nanotechnology has got a huge role to play and this issue look at how nano has influenced computer hardware. Also featuring is a look at nanotechnology applications for medical solutions. A special story on the country’s huge funding for a nano-based company to IITM incubated company getting $ 18 million. Special feature looks at how ancient science had imbibed nano in their innovations and how we are trying to replicate it in present context. Plus all the regular features and columns make it an interesting read.

Nano Digest June issue is Special on many counts. This issue has come after a gap of two months. Owing Covid-19 demands and lockdown that ensued the pandemic, Nano Digest issues were not published. We are back this June to commemorate Anniversary as well as our tribute to Indian Scientific Community which stood up and is giving a brave fight over the deadly virus. This issue looks at how different and basic innovations by our labs, promising a better and healthy future. A special story on DRDO's combat over Covid-19 is also part of the issue. We also look into the works of India's first scientific photographer. A report on Nanotechnology's answer for the invisible enemy. Overall an issue packed with lots of features and articles that highlight our scientific progress. Pick your issue now.

Nanotechnology is omnipresent that has been proved time and again. Nano Digest looks at how this technology is changing the face of beauty and health. Particularly the Lead Story looks at the impact of Nanotechnology on cosmetics and will it really be able to overcome the challenges that are faced due to toxicology. Our Elements section looks at another important aspect that Nanotechnology has directly say on common people is Food. We look at how Food & Beverages packaging has transformed due to right adoption of technology. We also present interesting and inspiring success story of a farmer’s son growing to develop a Nano-machine for the scientific community. Yet another debate which always is talked about is Can Homeopathy be termed as Nanomedicine? Our Elements section takes look at this issue, while making it clear that both are different. As usual we have wonderful stories from our Labs in our Lab Alter and Innovations sections. Plus all the regular features make the issue a worthy read. Pick your copy now.

World the biggest challenge is undoubtedly combating global warming and climate change. This challenge is being addressed by all the nations at different levels and in different ways. In our latest issue, Nano Digest presents the Lead Story that looks at how Nanomaterials can help in providing the right and most useful solution through Mitigating Global Warming & Climate Change. In our Elements we have Nanocomposites providing ways for alternative energy, through the article Alternative Energy Sources. We also present yet another important aspect Nanotechnology – the Nanomedicine. In this issue we look at various innovations taking place in the field of cancer therapy. As usual look out for Lab Alert and Innovations, the sections which throws light on the latest happenings in Indian labs. ND Primer presents Lessons from Indian Science Congress for students and teachers. With lots of information and insightful articles, the Nano Digest issue packed with all things for all the stakeholders of Science & technology.

The year starting issue, Nano Digest January 2020 issue, talks about the future of Nanotechnology in this year. The Lead Story looks at the Trends that are likely to make impact on Nanotechnology in this year. It also tries to underline the fact the Nanomaterials for Energy, Healthcare and Agriculture will be the focus area for India and keeping to this in mind, this issue looks at these areas in more insightful features in our Elements section. Look out for Lab Alert and Innovation section to understand the developments in Indian labs. Also 2019 marked the 150th year of Periodic Table of Elements and to celebrate this we have special feature in ND Primer section. All these plus regulars make the year beginner issue an action packed one which one can not afford to miss out.

The latest issue of Nano Digest is action packed since there has been an unprecedented action in India with regards to Nanotechnology from the government. Within last 45 days Government has come up with guidelines for Agriculture and Nanopharmaceuticals products. the Lead Story looks into the pros and cons of these guidelines and how important are these for the growth of Nanotechnology adoption in India. Our Elements sections look at how Nanotechnology has been impacting on the agriculture and crop protection with new products. We also have lined up wonderful works that Indian labs are doing in Lab Alert and Innovations as well as in Special Story and Elements. The issue gives the overall picture of high development that is happening in pure science at Nano-scale. Pick up the copy and enjoy reading the best of science.

The November issue of Nano Digest is packed with latest and insightful content ranging from applications to newer solutions that have direct impact on humankind. The Lead Story looks at Nobel Prize in Chemistry and takes you on a Journey made by Lithium Ion Batteries from its conception to the present day status of being awarded the Nobel Prize. Our Lab Alert columns present the latest solutions that are ready to be commercialized while the Innovation features look into solutions that have already made impact. We look at how Nanoparticles, being non-toxic, promises to come up with better treatment to cancer. ND Primer presents a case study of establishing Digital Classrooms with Microprocessors. All these plus regular columns make this issue interesting read. Pick your copy now.

Though our scientists claim of achieving great things, why are our institutes of higher education not anywhere near the global centers. Times Higher Education Survey is out and has not got anything good for India. Nano Digest October issue's Lead Story presents you an in-depth study of what is ailing our universities. We also present a Special Focus on CSIR institutes wherein we look at few CSIR labs that are working on cutting-edge technologies. These two apart, we give a peek into our labs with Lab Alert and also how they are being commercialised through Innovation columns. These plus all the regulars make this issue interesting and engaging. Pick you copy today.

Nanotechnology is omnipresent, to prove this point this issue of Nano Digest we take you into the much-talked about topic of alternate energy. In this issue’s Lead Story we look at how Nanotechnology has been propelling the growth of alternative energy sector across the global and what are its promises for the future. This apart, we have interesting topics on Nano and Safety. Two Special Articles look at how agriculture and food sectors are marred by safety issues in adapting Nanotechnology for their better results. Interestingly, here too there is promise of safety issues being addressed by different scientists at different levels. Our Lab Alerts and Innovations give insight into the world of Indian labs and how they are making inroads into the market. With power-packed information, the issue is to be picked up and read.

Looking into the influence and impact of Nanotechnology in different sectors, Nano Digest present in the latest issue how cosmetic industry has taken a change over in the last years. The Lead Story presents a comprehensive report on the world cosmetics. We also have exciting reports on different works in Indian labs and how they are being commercialised for usage while few are ready to hit the market. Overall the issue present the impact of Nano in every aspect of our life with special emphasis on industry and market. Pick your latest copy here now.

We have all been hearing about the impact of Nanotechnology in our lives, here is a detailed account of this emerging technology has taken over our lives with its hidden agenda of being the propeller of product performance. The Lead Story presents a comprehensive account of the impact of Nanotechnology applications on consumer products. We also have some exiting reports on the wonderful work that is being done in Indian labs, all of them are ready to be commercialised while an Innovation presents cheaper solution for air purification. These along with Scientific Paper on Nano Coatings for Engineering Products and many other Elements makes it a complete magazine to be read by all. Pick your latest copy now.

The 11th Anniversary Special Issue of Nano Digest is a throwback issue on all the good and bad things that are associated with the magazine. We look at the all important aspects of Nanotech and its impact on Environment. We also look at Nano applications that are ready to be commercialised as well Innovations that are making news in India. The Special Issue tries to cover all the important aspects of Nanotechnology and is sure a collector's issue that should be owned by all those interested in science & technology. Pick you latest copy here...

Nano Digest brings you its Annual Nano Education issue that consists of highly stimulating and most informative articles from experts in the field. A overall perspective for young Nano enthusiasts to look into this most happening technology area and flourish with it.

Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar prizes presented, Science communication popularization awards.

Nano Digest has always been on the forefront to bring the best of the happening technology to its readers. In the latest issue, the magazine looks at how this sunrise technology was impacting the lives of people by making inroads into different consumer products, albeit with a word of caution. Our regular Elements section look at the areas that are largely affected by common people - healthcare and paints - an look at the effect of Nano in these areas. We also have Lab Alert column which peeps into the scientific labs and bring out the new happenings, while Innovations tell you about the technologies that are all set for commercialisation. Overall, information and news packed issue that you cannot afford to miss it out.

With huge controversy rising over the recently concluded Indian Science Congress, the debate over the credibility of irrational claims about ancient Indian science came to the fore. There is a definite need for development of scientific temper among the people and the Lead Story clearly takes a stand and presents the situation. We also look at Curbing Fake and False Science News in our Special Story, while our guest presents guide for commercializing Nanotechnology in Nano Talk. Usual features like Nano Lab Alert, Innovations, Elements, ND Reports, and others make the issue an engrossing read for all.

The First Nano Digest issue of 2019 sets the mood and tone for the year ahead. It gives a glance at the way the Nanotechnology was making inroads into the mainstream industry. But is it really making or are we just assuming? These are many more questions are answered in our Lead Story. We also look at newer solutions and innovations that are emerging out of Indian labs. But is all this just a buzz word or it there more to it. Read on the last issue…

Apparel Co gets fund of Rs. 6.3 crore via Nanotech, Prospects of Thin film technology explained

The November issue of Nano Digest packed with lots of information which looks at the promises that Nanotechnology unleashed before us and how these promises were realised or left unrealised. We also look at newer areas where Nanotechnology was making its impact felt like wood industry and also a word of caution about its misuse and toxicity. Overall the issue is full of insightful content that is sure to appeal all the people who have slightest inclination towards science & technology. Pick you copy now.

The October issue of Nano Digest promises to take you into the world of Nanotechnology and surprises you with its omnipresence. From describing the impact of Nano on Food and related industries, we look at how Nano-silver was having its presence felt on various fields. We also look back on the past of Nanotechnology with an in-depth study of the technology behind Damascus Sword. Plus regular features and exclusives will keep you engaged. Pick your copy.

Nano Digest September issue is the annual CSIR Special Issue with highly insightful features on the growth and role of CSIR. Special articles on different labs with specific focus on Nanotech research in those labs gives you deep knowledge about the work that is happening. Plus regular features and other useful information makes this an interesting issue for all.

Nano Digest August Issue looks the role of Nanomaterials in the society. How it is helping to building batteries that last long, clothes that do not get wet, its part in Quantum Computing, heals the burn injuries with skin patches, etc. Fully loaded issue with lots of information about the world of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, as well as all the regular columns that makes it an interesting issue for everyone to read.

The July issue of Nano Digest commemorated with EMSI 2018. The focus was on microscopy and exclusive articles pertaining to Microscopy and its applications in the Nano World was highlighted in the issue. Special features that connect microscopes and the emergence of Nanotechnology globally will make this issue worth reading. Plus regular features and exclusives will keep you engaged.

Creating access Equality despite income inequality, Promote nano technology awareness in higher education.

Nano Digest latest  issue is a special on Education. In this issue we look at the New Frontiers that are unfolding in Nano-Education through our Lead Story. Being special on education, this issue highlights different educational options in nano Education, career highlights and best possible guide to make it big in the field .

Nano Digest latest issue gives you insight the latest and most happenings in the segment of Nanotechnology with specific emphasis new developments in India and around the sub continent. The Lead Story talks about the Biomedical applications, then we have IIT Hyderabad’s work on developing the storage capacity of memory disks. We look at developing thinnest material as well as all the regular features will make it an interesting read for all.

Journey into the world of Nano Pharmaceuticals, Low cost, High value Water Desalination, Detecting Kidney disorders in Minutes, Treatment to knee disorders...

The New Year's first issue is power packed issue with the Lead Story on the Miracle Material called Graphene. The indepth article looks at how Graphene is all set to change of lives. We also look at Graphene and Innovations with this material in Indian Institute of Science Bengaluru about the role it has on displays. The Fab5 is likely to create huger impact, we look at IIT Kanpur Young Minds. ND Primer, Expert Speak, Kick Start and Nanomedicine Updates, plus the regular gives you a engaging read.

This is a double dhamaka issue, with Focus on Electron Microscopy and Special for Bengaluru India Nano Conference. We have highly specialised, yet written in free-flowing language by experts about electron microscopy from its early days till the recent awarding of Noble Prize to Cryo_EM. We also have Interview with Principal Secretary for IT, BT, S&T, Govt of Karnataka who spells out the plans of their government to make Karnataka the scientific hub of the nation. Interesting and highly informative articles lines up for all the readers. Enjoy the issue.

This month's Nano Digest issue is packed with lots of interesting and exciting articles. The Lead Story looks at how Nanomedicine is making inroads into the lives of people. We have Dr Suresh Ramaprabhu of IIT Madras explaining about Nanolubricants. Dr Pradip Paik of Hyderabad Central University talks about this latest Innovation, while we also feature multi-record holding nano scientist Dr Theivasanthi. Dr Ingle of NCL, Pune collaborates with another author to write an exclusive article for Nano Digest. ND Reports, ND Primer with Expert Speak by Dr Lalit Bharadwaj of Amity Nano Centre, Noida, etc make this a power packed issue. Pick up your copy now.

This month's issue features a Special Focus on CSIR Labs and aptly has been supported by detailed articled from IITR, Lucknow and IICT, Hyderabad. The Lead Story is about the recent controversy over the fake journals that are being encouraged by Indian researchers. Under Innovations we have Dr CS Gopinath of NCL. Pune talking about Artificial Leaf used to produce Hydrogen Gel. In Young Minds we look at Hyderabad based start-up Nanospan. In Nano Talk to have Tescan's Asia -Pacific Head speaking exclusively to Nano Digest. All these along with regular features make this an interesting issue.

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