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If you are interested in Indo-German collaboration in research, innovation, science & technology, and higher education, then you can regularly follow the Science & Technology section of the Embassy of India in Berlin.
You can find updates on:
🔹 Research funding opportunities
🔹 Joint Indo-German projects
🔹 Fellowships and academic exchanges
🔹 PhD and postdoctoral opportunities
🔹 Conferences, workshops, and innovation initiatives
Website: https://t.co/h2ip4CaYA8
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🇬🇧 British Council Research Fellowships at University of Edinburgh
🏫 Host University: University of Edinburgh
🏛️ Supported by: British Council
📍 Location: United Kingdom
✨ Fellowship Benefits:
✅ Competitive stipend of £2,500/month
✅ Travel expenses covered
✅ Library & research access
✅ One-on-one mentorship
✅ Additional perks and benefits
Apply now and advance your research career at the University of Edinburgh!
When asked about India's contributions to science, many go back thousands of years and speak about zero, ancient universities, metallurgy, or Ayurveda.
While those achievements are undoubtedly important, India's contributions to modern science are equally remarkable and far less appreciated.
What is fascinating is that many of these contributions emerged during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when India was under colonial rule and had very limited scientific infrastructure.
Consider a few examples.
Jagadish Chandra Bose demonstrated millimetre wave wireless communication and developed one of the earliest semiconductor detectors. More than a century later, millimetre waves are at the heart of modern 5G and future 6G communication systems, while semiconductor devices underpin the entire digital economy.
Meghnad Saha developed the ionization equation, which made it possible to determine the temperature and chemical composition of stars from their spectra. Modern astrophysics, stellar evolution studies, plasma science, and even fusion research continue to rely on principles that emerged from his work.
Satyendra Nath Bose developed the statistical framework governing an entire class of particles now known as bosons. Lasers, superconductors, Bose-Einstein condensates, photonic technologies, and many emerging quantum computing platforms trace their origins to ideas he developed in a few pages written in Dhaka.
Upendranath Brahmachari developed Urea Stibamine, one of the first successful targeted treatments for a major infectious disease. Beyond saving countless lives from Kala Azar, his work helped establish the foundations of modern antiparasitic chemotherapy and drug discovery for neglected tropical diseases.
Prafulla Chandra Ray's contribution went far beyond discovering new chemical compounds. He demonstrated that scientific research could be translated into indigenous industrial capability. Through Bengal Chemicals, he laid some of the earliest foundations for science-driven manufacturing in India, a legacy that can be seen today in India's globally significant pharmaceutical industry.
These were not incremental advances. These were foundational contributions that shaped entire scientific disciplines and industries worth trillions of dollars today.
These foundational works also helped many receive Nobel Prizes later.
India has never lacked talent. Even under colonial rule, Indian scientists produced ideas that changed the world.
The challenge now is to build institutions that trust scientists, reduce bureaucratic friction, invest consistently in research, protect academic freedom, and create environments where transformative ideas can flourish.
If a colonized nation with limited resources could produce all this great science, one can only imagine what India can achieve if we fully unleash the talent that exists today.
We just need to empower 'real' scientists.
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Excited to share that our dept. at @NUCSER_Official is organizing a hands-on training workshop focused on model systems in cancer biology and research.
If you are interested in cancer research this would be a great opportunity to learn and interact.
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Post Doctoral Fellowships at @IITISM_DHANBAD
Remuneration Rs 80,000 pm + HRA
Contingency Rs 100,000 pa
Duration 1 year (extendable)
Those with PhD in last 5 years and 2 publications at first/corresponding authors could apply.
Details at https://t.co/yfs1GJDjPj
Humboldt Research Fellowship 2027 in Germany | Research Opportunity
Benefits include: Monthly stipend (€3,000–€3,600), travel allowance, health insurance support, free German language course, family allowances, and strong academic support.
🔗 Visit: https://t.co/jP8ofqsrX6
Credit: Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
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Internship Opportunity at IIT DHARWAD – Career Development Cell (CDC)
IIT DHARWAD invites applications for Intern positions at the Career Development Cell (CDC). This opportunity is open to enthusiastic candidates looking to gain hands-on experience in institutional operations and career services.
Position Details:
• Position: Intern
• Vacancies: 2
• Eligibility: https://t.co/Xm1sPxbmHq / BCA / https://t.co/YH2BLgfQQL / MCA / https://t.co/e26kiKV1Bf or relevant programs
• Stipend: ₹20,000 per month
• Interview Mode: In-person
• Tenure: 6 months (extendable based on performance)
Apply through the QR code or visit: https://t.co/6k7h37By3f
Application Deadline: 15th May 2026
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🇰🇿 Kazakhstan Government Scholarships 2026 | Fully Funded
Study in Central Asia with a fully funded scholarship for Bachelor’s, Master’s & PhD programs!
🏛️ Funded by: Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan
📍 Host Country: Kazakhstan
🎓 Study Levels: Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD
🎯 Total Scholarships: 550
🌍 Eligibility: International Students
✨ Financial Coverage:
✅ Full tuition fee coverage
✅ Free university dormitory accommodation
✅ Monthly stipend for living expenses
✅ Visa & registration support
✅ Study at leading universities in Kazakhstan
Details link: https://t.co/ORv5koOITR
🗓️ Deadline: 31 May 2026
🚀 Apply now and start your academic journey abroad!
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Applications closes soon!
The deadline for the following grants is fast approaching:
• Career Development Grant & Catalytic Collaborative Grant – 18 May 2026
• Multi-institutional Collaborative Grant – 15 May 2026
Guidelines and application:
🔗: https://t.co/jPPWvtSeeT
#Finland Fully Funded Scholarships 2026 for Undergraduate, Masters and PhD? for World Students!
No Agent - Direct Apply
👉 Apply Link: https://t.co/g32KmtchAq
Degree: Undergraduate, Master and PhD
Countries: All Countries Students
Benefits: Fully Funded Scholarship Programs
1) Airfare
2) Tuition
3) Stipend
4) Room
5) Medical
6) Family Support
Deadline: Multiple Deadlines!
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INSPIRE PhD Fellowship
Open to those having
1st rank in Master in Basic/ Applied Science, Pharmacy, Engineering, Agriculture, Medicine, Veterinary Science
Or
INSPIRE Fellow with 70% or above marks.
Few other categories also.
Apply by 23rd May 2026
Apply now for a fully funded opportunity to attend the World Health Summit in Berlin, October 11–13, 2026. We offer travel and accommodation stipends for up to 15 participants from low- and middle-income countries, as well as participants with lived experience.
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