http://www.emtechindia.in EmTech India 2009 a two-day summit will provide the same unique forum for exploring next-generation technologies and their impact on business and society. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:14:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://www.emtechindia.in/b/ http://www.emtechindia.in/agenda/conference-photographs/ Cashing in on Caching An Indian scientist comes up with a cheaper, better way of storing Web content New Delhi February 26, 2009 For those with limited Internet access, an effective method of storing frequently accessed Web content is a much needed utility. Now, an Indian scientist has come up with a highly ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/cashing-in-on-caching/ New Reactor May Make Nuclear Power Safer and Cheaper: Technology Review India New Delhi, February 25 A new way of fueling reactors could make nuclear power safer and less expensive as it needs only a small amount of uranium and doesn’t need to be opened from time to time. A group of researchers ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/new-reactor/ Now, a Intelligent Software Assistant that acts as a personal aide and handles a lot of the menial tasks New Delhi February 23, 2009 Search is the gateway to the Internet for most people; for many of us, it has become second nature to distill a task into a set of keywords ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/now-a-intelligent-software/ Stamp size paper to help diagnose many diseases: Technology Review India Easy to use and cheap, paper passes the litmus test emerging as a powerful diagnostic tool for diseases New Delhi, February 27, 2008 Diagnostic tools that are cheap to make, simple to use, and rugged enough for rural areas could save ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/stamp-size-paper-to-help-diagnose-many-diseases-technology-review-india/ A $100 human genome may lead to personalized medicine New Delhi, February 25, 2009 Imagine if a physician could conduct a biopsy on a cancer patient’s tumour and prescribe treatment at a cost less than for a chest x-ray. A nano fluidic chip that not only cuts time on DNA sequencing ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/a-100-human-genome-may-lead-to-personalized-medicine/ Technology Review launched in India Prof M.G.K. Menon and HP's Neelam Dhawan receive first few copies of MIT’s magazine of innovation New Delhi, March 2, 2009 The oldest and most prestigious technology magazine in the world made its debut in India today. Fittingly enough, the forum in which the India edition of Technology Review, described ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/technology-review-launched-in-india/ Takeaways from EmTech India 2009: And we can also make calls! The mobile phone is no more just a communication device, but your wallet, your school, your hospital and your passport to a better life! Balwinder Khokhar, director of Value Based Skills Academy, spearheads a ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/takeaways/ EmTech India 2009: How Technology Will Solve Burning Problems The first ever emerging technologies conference from MIT’s Technology Review EmTech India 2009 kicks off in the capital on Monday March 2 with a inaugural address by Prof MGK Menon, renowned scientist and policy maker. Prof Menon, who has spearheaded a number of government ... http://www.emtechindia.in/media-2/emtech-india-2009-how-technology-will-solve-burning-problems/