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Dr. Ravindra Shinde

Dr. Ravindra Shinde

Netherlands

Researcher, developer, and entrepreneur.

Tiny Flaws, Big Impact: Microscopic Defects Drive Glacier Flow, MIT Study

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Tiny Flaws, Big Impact: Microscopic Defects Drive Glacier Flow, MIT Study Finds

New research from MIT reveals that microscopic defects within ice play a crucial role in dictating the flow of massive glaciers, a finding with significant implications for predicting future sea-level rise.

Turning Up the Heat on Next-Generation Semiconductors

Turning Up the Heat on Next-Generation Semiconductors

MIT researchers explore the high-temperature performance of gallium nitride, paving the way for electronics that can withstand extreme environments like the surface of Venus.

Seeing Clearly in Black and White: How Early Limitations Shape Visual Resilience

Seeing Clearly in Black and White: How Early Limitations Shape Visual Resilience

New research from MIT suggests that the brain's ability to recognize objects in both color and black-and-white stems from the visual limitations experienced early in life. This early training in luminance-based object recognition may be key to developing a robust visual system.

Illuminating Muscle Control: MIT Pioneers Light-Based Approach to Restoring Limb Function

Illuminating Muscle Control: MIT Pioneers Light-Based Approach to Restoring Limb Function

MIT researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of neuroprosthetics, demonstrating a novel method for controlling muscle movement using light. This optogenetic technique, tested in mice, offers the potential for more natural and less fatiguing muscle control compared to traditional

A New Strategy to Cope With Emotional Stress

A New Strategy to Cope With Emotional Stress

A new study from MIT reveals a cognitive strategy focused on social good may be effective in helping people cope with distressing events, particularly those in emotionally demanding professions.

Researchers Develop Scalable Hardware for Quantum Computers

Researchers Develop Scalable Hardware for Quantum Computers

MIT and MITRE researchers have unveiled a quantum-system-on-chip (QSoC) architecture, paving the way for large-scale quantum computers. This innovative approach integrates thousands of interconnected qubits onto a single chip, addressing a key challenge in quantum computing development.

New Wireless Receiver Combats Interference for Superior Mobile Performance

New Wireless Receiver Combats Interference for Superior Mobile Performance

MIT researchers have developed a novel wireless receiver architecture that effectively combats interference, improving performance in 5G and future 6G devices. This innovation addresses the growing challenge of crowded airwaves as wireless communication demands increase.