As reported on in our last blog, the Indian
Government in its recent budget announced its plans to invest $1.12 billion in
quantum computing research over the next five years.
Quantum technology is seen as the next step to
make computers both...
In the past, Indian science and technology ministries have not been much of focus in the budget. But change is coming as science and innovation diplomacy is becoming increasingly crucial for countries in the current geopolitical context. This is to...
Polar
research is often related to global issues like climate change and the
environment, and thereby concerns all life on Earth. It is widely accepted that
studying the polar regions is key to unlocking the past, better understanding
the present...
he relationship with India has flourished since last year’s signing of the Sweden-India Innovation Partnership. It got further impetus during the recent State visit to India by Their Majesties King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia. As part of the...
Education
is key to achieving all of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Quality education
offers the tools that are necessary for building a sustainable society and take
advantage of the opportunities of the century ahead. International...
With India among the fastest growing economies in the world, the next big challenge is to sustain that level of growth for a longer period. The increasing role that innovation plays in acceleration economic growth and enhancing competitiveness is...
The face of
change takes different shapes – it can leave you missing the great times that
went by whilst creating space for something new to grow. We at the Office of
Science and Innovation are sad to announce that Counsellor Maria Lunander has...
