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Next Generation Electronics with Quantum Transistors

Prof. S. Pousia

Technology

Next Generation Electronics with Quantum Transistors: Harnessing the Potential of Quantum Mechanics In the rapidly evolving technological landscape, the next-generation electronics with quantum transistors are surfacing as a transformative force, poised to reshape a multitude of industries. Particularly captivating is its potential within the realm of electronics, a field where traditional devices hinging on… Continue reading Next Generation Electronics with Quantum Transistors

Goal of Chandrayaan 3

Dr. S. Ashokan

Technology

Goal of Chandrayaan 3 The goal of Chandrayaan 3 is to platform the capability of landing and operating on the Moon, similar to the previous mission. The lander and rover are equipped with various scientific instruments, including a Langmuir probe to measure changes in plasma density near the lunar surface, a seismometer, and a laser… Continue reading Goal of Chandrayaan 3

Revolutionizing Remote Sensing

Prof. V. R. Kiruthika

Technology

Revolutionizing Remote Sensing: AI-Powered Satellite Analysis for Rapid Insights Machine learning (ML) and remote sensing technologies facilitate many applications that require the large amounts of spatial and spectral data required for pattern recognition. ML uses algorithms through computer systems, computer vision, and deep learning to collect and identify features in the environment with precision and… Continue reading Revolutionizing Remote Sensing

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Soil Quality Monitoring

Artificial Intelligence in Soil Quality Monitoring

Prof. K. Kumaresan

Technology

Artificial Intelligence(AI) in Soil Quality Monitoring However, Computer science breakthroughs such as Artificial Intelligence in soil quality monitoring technologies can aid in the protection and conservation of soil quality by allowing for the faster and safer processing of massive volumes of data gathered during physical soil sampling and remote imaging. Soil is considered a critical… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence in Soil Quality Monitoring

Blockchain for Cybersecurity

Dr. A. Saran Kumar

Technology

Blockchain for Cybersecurity It all started with Satoshi Nakamoto when he published his invention BITCOIN, back in 2009. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that had its ups and downs. To start with, a public ledger that records every Bitcoin transaction is known as BLOCKCHAIN. Blockchain is a technology that is capable of recording pieces of… Continue reading Blockchain for Cybersecurity

Wonders of LK-99 Superconductors

Dr. K. T. Maheswari

Technology

LK-99 Superconductors Superconductors have long captivated the scientific community due to their ability to conduct electricity without any resistance. The discovery of superconductors was an important milestone in materials research that continues to influence a wide range of sectors, from energy transmission to medical imaging. The LK-99 superconductor is one of these ground-breaking materials that… Continue reading Wonders of LK-99 Superconductors

Queueing Theory

Prof. K. Sangeetha

Technology

Queueing Theory Queueing theory is a mathematical concept that plays a pivotal role in the fields of computer science and system design. It provides a structured framework for understanding how queues – ordered collections of items or entities – behave in systems where tasks or requests are processed sequentially. This theory offers valuable insights into… Continue reading Queueing Theory

Matrices in Data Science

Prof. R. Preetha

Technology

Matrices in Data Science Matrices are a foundational concept in data science that underpins a wide range of mathematical and computational operations used for analyzing and manipulating data. They provide a structured and organized way to represent information, making it easier to process and extract meaningful insights. In this comprehensive explanation, we’ll delve deeper… Continue reading Matrices in Data Science

Solar Exploration through Aditya L1 Mission

Prof. P. Vadivelu

Technology

Solar Exploration through Aditya L1 Mission (Unveiling the Dynamics of the Sun and Space Weather) Aditya L1 will mark India’s pioneering space mission focused on solar study. Positioned within a halo orbit encircling the Lagrange point 1 (L1) within the Sun-Earth system, approximately 1.5 million km from Earth, this spacecraft will enjoy the unique benefit… Continue reading Solar Exploration through Aditya L1 Mission

Next Generation Electronics with Quantum Transistors

Goal of Chandrayaan 3

Revolutionizing Remote Sensing

Artificial Intelligence in Soil Quality Monitoring

Blockchain for Cybersecurity

Wonders of LK-99 Superconductors

Queueing Theory

Matrices in Data Science

Solar Exploration through Aditya L1 Mission

Fuzzy Graphs in Neural Networks