TIFR India

03/06/2026

Dr. Amitesh Anand (faculty, DBS, ) has been selected as an INSA Associate Fellow in Molecular and Cellular Biology, and Dr. Shilpi Jain (faculty, DHEP, ) has been selected as an INSA Young Associate in Physics.

Instituted by the Indian National Science Academy in 2024, these fellowships recognise exceptional researchers across disciplines for their promise and contributions to Indian science and leadership.

Read more: https://tifr.link/cuqcam

03/06/2026

Prof. Vivek Polshettiwar (faculty, DCS, TIFR India) has been awarded the PIFI Distinguished Scientist by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

This prestigious award recognizes internationally renowned scientists (including Nobel laureates) for their outstanding contributions and supports them in developing collaborative ties with research institutions across China.

More about his work: https://www.nanocat.co.in/

01/06/2026

29/05/2026

Dr. Somnath Biswas (Dept of Chemical Sciences, TIFR Mumbai) has received the Prime Minister’s Early Career Research Grant by .

His research on coherent wavepacket spectroscopy aims to decode how electronic & structural dynamics govern properties and function in quantum & energy materials.

Spectroscopy UltrafastScience EarlyCareerResearch

22/05/2026

A discovery that would go on to redefine the international system of units, including the kilogram used across the world today.

But beyond the equations and measurements lies something deeply human: curiosity.

Join Nobel Laureate Prof. Klaus von Klitzing for a public lecture exploring how fundamental quantum discoveries move beyond laboratories to influence global technology systems, scientific standards, and the measurements modern life depends on.

Presented by Lodha Foundation in collaboration with , the evening will also feature an exceptional Q&A panel consisting of some of the world's leading minds in quantum science.

The lecture is open to all. No prior background in quantum physics required.

Livestream: tifr.link/ijck0i

14/05/2026

What begins as curiosity-driven research can often reshape the world in ways we least expect.

Join us for an evening of conversation and insight with some of the world's leading minds in quantum science. Nobel Laureate Klaus von Klitzing will be joined by distinguished panellists Bertrand Halperin, Allan MacDonald, and Sankar Das Sarma, with the discussion moderated by Jainendra Jain, Founding Director of Lodha Theoretical Physics Institute and recipient of the Wolf Prize 2026.

Presented by Lodha Foundation in collaboration with TIFR India, this public lecture explores how quantum research continues to influence technology, healthcare, energy, and our understanding of the universe itself.

The lecture is open to all. No prior background in quantum physics required.

Register now. Link in bio.

Chai and Why?

09/05/2026

A question that shapes the future: Why does quantum research matter?

From the security of our digital world to breakthroughs in healthcare and energy, quantum science is quietly redefining how we live, work, and think.

Join us for a public lecture at TIFR, Mumbai, in collaboration with the Lodha Foundation: Why Quantum Research Matters: From Curiosity to Real-World Impact

Register now: Link in bio

16/04/2026

TIFR faculty members Piyush Srivastava (School of Technology & Computer Science) and Priyanka Chaturvedi (Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics) have been honored with the 2026 , joining 20 other changemakers from across India in this year's edition of the award.

Now in its 8th year, this initiative celebrates lasting achievements across science, innovation, arts, sports, and social service.

15/04/2026

Curious how machine learning is transforming high energy physics?

The 4th Machine Learning for High Energy Physics School is coming to , Mumbai!

The school aims to bring hands-on training in cutting-edge ML tools for HEP and astroparticle physics.

🔗 Details & registration: https://tifr.link/ml4hep