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- This initiative is aimed at revolutionizing research collaboration in India by enhancing accessibility to facilities and labs.
- The project is working towards optimizing resource utilization nationwide and plans to conduct around 50 ‘Samavesha’ across India during 2024.
- The vision of I-STEM is to create a future where one million New-Age researchers are seamlessly connected to a network of 10,000 cutting-edge labs across India.
- By 2024, I-STEM aims not only to connect individuals to equipment but also to ignite a collaborative ecosystem where start-ups, industries, and academia co-create the next wave of innovation.
- This saves the researchers, industry, and start-ups the prohibitive capital expenditure of purchasing advanced equipment.
- The key impact envisaged from Samavesha includes increased indigenous product innovation and the creation of a thriving knowledge exchange environment, driving research and development.
Question:
Q.1 Who launched the Samavesha project?a. NASA
b. ISRO
c. I-STEM
d. Google