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Self-assembly of Organic Molecules Opens a New Path to Green Hydrogen Production

A team of researchers from the Centre for Nano and Soft Matter Sciences (CeNS), Bengaluru, -an autonomous institute under Department of Science and Technology (DST), integrated a naturally occurring amino acid (aspartic acid) with a light-absorbing organic molecule, perylene diimide (PDI) and allowed the molecules to spontaneously organize themselves through supramolecular self-assembly.

NASA Invites ISRO Into Moon Base Programme as US Opens Door Wider to Indian Space Startups

Gor’s remarks at the Bengaluru Space Expo therefore represented a strong public reaffirmation of a proposal that had already entered formal bilateral discussions. The development could eventually bring India into a much wider lunar architecture than individual scientific missions, potentially involving technologies and infrastructure required for long-duration human operations on the lunar surface.

ISRO Successfully Completes Final EOS-05 Orbit-Raising Manoeuvre

The final manoeuvre was completed at 8:57 pm on September 7, 2026. According to ISRO, the satellite’s Liquid Apogee Motor, or LAM, fired for 1,247 seconds, raising the spacecraft’s perigee and placing EOS-05 in an estimated orbit of 34,903 km × 35,884 km. ISRO confirmed after the operation that the satellite’s health remained normal.

ISRO Fires Semi-Cryogenic Engine Powerhead at Full 200-Tonne Level in Major LVM3 Upgrade Milestone

The latest firing was the ninth hot test of the Power Head Test Article, or PHTA, and marked the first occasion on which the system was taken to its complete rated operating level. The test lasted 35 seconds, during which the powerhead operated at the equivalent of the full 200-tonne thrust level for five seconds. ISRO reported that the engine parameters behaved as predicted, giving engineers an important validation of the propulsion system at maximum planned power.

Punjabi University Research Develops Advanced Terahertz Antenna Design for Future 6G Communications

The research has been carried out by Nipun Sharma and Dr Amrit Kaur in the field of terahertz antenna technology. Punjabi University’s official academic records list Dr Amrit Kaur with its Electronics and Communication Engineering programme, while several peer-reviewed papers from the research programme identify both researchers with the university’s ECE department.

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