IIT Madras is probably India’s most important college today.
Here’s why I say so:
1. Home to India's largest cluster of deeptech startups.
2. Filed 417 patents last year, the most for any college in India.
3. Most of these patents are in important deeptech fields like battery tech, microfluidic technologies, nanomaterials, robotics, etc.
4. India’s first university-based research lab was set up here to help founders take their ideas to the market.
5. Has since incubated over 400 startups, including big names like Ather Energy, AgniKul Cosmos, GalaxEye, Planys Technologies, Yali Mobility etc.
6. Collectively, these startups have a combined valuation of over $6 billion. Something that will explode in the next decade as most of these startups hit the market.
7. A significant chunk of this money would come back to the college through equity sales and licensing fees.
8. Playing a dominant role in making Tamil Nadu a ‘Spacetech’ and ‘Nanotechnology’ hub.
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Here’s why I say so:
1. Home to India's largest cluster of deeptech startups.
2. Filed 417 patents last year, the most for any college in India.
3. Most of these patents are in important deeptech fields like battery tech, microfluidic technologies, nanomaterials, robotics, etc.
4. India’s first university-based research lab was set up here to help founders take their ideas to the market.
5. Has since incubated over 400 startups, including big names like Ather Energy, AgniKul Cosmos, GalaxEye, Planys Technologies, Yali Mobility etc.
6. Collectively, these startups have a combined valuation of over $6 billion. Something that will explode in the next decade as most of these startups hit the market.
7. A significant chunk of this money would come back to the college through equity sales and licensing fees.
8. Playing a dominant role in making Tamil Nadu a ‘Spacetech’ and ‘Nanotechnology’ hub.
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Crude oil prices capped their worst monthly drop since November 2021 as fears over a global economic downturn and demand shock as a result of tariffs come as the supply of oil is about to surge.
West Texas Intermediate (CL=F) futures fell more than on Wednesday to settle at $58.21 a barrel, while Brent crude (BZ=F), the international benchmark, also dropped to close at $63.12.
West Texas Intermediate (CL=F) futures fell more than on Wednesday to settle at $58.21 a barrel, while Brent crude (BZ=F), the international benchmark, also dropped to close at $63.12.
Oil prices sank to session lows after a Reuters report indicated OPEC leader Saudi Arabia, is willing to live with lower prices for a prolonged period, hinting a faster unwind of production cuts in order to expand market share.
WTI crude oil prices have lost roughly 16% this month, while Brent crude has dropped closer to 17%.
WTI crude oil prices have lost roughly 16% this month, while Brent crude has dropped closer to 17%.