IIT Bombay hosted NITI Aayog's Sectoral Consultative Meeting on Promoting University-Industry-Government (UIG) Collaboration in Chemical Sector on 2nd June 2026

The meeting started with welcome remarks by Prof. Shrikrishna V.

Unlocking High-Frequency Surface Acoustic Waves in Silicon: A New Frontier for Phononic and Quantum Devices

Surface acoustic waves (SAWs) −tiny elastic vibrations that travel along the surface of a solid−are the unsung heroes of modern wireless technology, powering the radio-frequency filters in every smartphone. As wireless communication advances towards 5G, 6G, and millimeter-wave (mm-wave) technologies, there is growing demand for compact, low-loss, and ultra-high-speed signal-processing devices compatible with existing silicon electronics.

MandiGo: A real-time GIS-based comprehensive market decision support system for farmers, consumers, and other stakeholders like wholesalers and retailers.

Host Institution: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay 

JalViks: A Multi-Scale ML-Based Ecohydrological Framework for Precision Irrigation

Problem Statement Modern agriculture faces a "scale mismatch" dilemma. While satellite-derived soil moisture data is typically coarse (to grids) and w

AI Pest Disease Model Launch

TIH at IIT Bombay, in collaboration with Nanaji Deshmukh Krishi Sanjivani Prakalp, Government of Maharashtra, ICAR, State Agriculture Universities and some of other engineering colleges has developed an AI-powered, image-based, crop disease and pest identific

RadJEPA Research Achievement

At the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, researchers are advancing clinically relevant AI for medical imaging with RadJEPA, a lightweight yet high-performance vision encoder for chest X-ray analysis. Developed at the Artificial Intelligence in Digital Health (AIDE) Lab, Koita Centre for Digital Health, the work is led by Prof. Dr. Kshitij Jadhav (Assistant Professor, KCDH | Chief Project Coordinator, AI Centres of Excellence, MoE, GoI), along with MS student Anas Khan. 

Enthuse 2025, held on 24th July 2025 as part of the Undergraduate Orientation Programme at IIT Bombay, was a vibrant introduction to the institute’s research landscape for the incoming undergraduate batch.

From light to logic: Ultrafast quantum switching in 2D materials

Scientists have found a way to use light to control and read tiny quantum states inside atom-thin materials. The simple technique could pave the way for computers that are dramatically faster and consume far less power than today’s electronics.

IIT Bombay Receives the Questel IP Excellence Award 2025

IIT Bombay is happy to announce that it has received the Questel IP Excellence Award 2025, recognizing the institute's outstanding performance in innovation and intellectual property creation.

Indore Metro Rolls Out Smoothly, Thanks to IITBombay's Intervention

MUMBAI: Indore celebrated a new chapter in urban commute on May 31 with PM Narendra Modi inaugurating a 6-km Metro line from Gandhi Nagar station to Super Corridor Station-3, but behind the smooth run of its first ride lies a quiet intervention from IITBombay.