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IIT Indore's Research and Development drives interdisciplinary innovation, focusing on socially impactful technologies, sustainable development, and industry-oriented solutions. By integrating research into academic programs and fostering global collaborations, startups, and robust patenting, we empower scholars to address crucial national and global challenges. We actively involve students at all levels in forefront discovery through advanced facilities and a dedicated research park. Ultimately, the institute champions breakthroughs in critical domains like biomedical instrumentation, e-vehicles, and alternate energy to scale world-class advancements that uplift society.

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Topological defects embedded large-sized single-walled carbon nanotubes for hydrogen storage: A molecular dynamics study

Investigation on the performance of large-sized single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) incorporated with mono vacancy (MV), double vacancy (DV), and Stone-Wales (SW) topological defects as a medium for hydrogen adsorption using molecular dynamics (MD) simulations. A novel potential energy distribution (PED) method was employed with MD simulations to determine the adsorbed hydrogen molecules and associated binding energy.

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Gigaelectronvolt emission from a compact binary merger

Transient-like gamma-ray emission caused by a binary neutron star merger for the first time through an observational study. The discovery of transient-like gamma-ray emission from binary neutron star mergers was only possible due to the development of a software tool at DAASE, IIT Indore.

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