The Indian Institute of Science Eight decades of an interdisciplinary centre

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doi:10.1179/isr.1995.20.2.116

The Indian Institute of Science Eight decades of an interdisciplinary centre

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 20(2): 116-120

Article 1995 English

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The Indian Institute of Science at Bangalore is probably the oldest institute in India, established with a donation from the great industrial visionary Jamsetji Tata over eight decades ago. It has gradually become a key centre of scientific and engineering research and higher education. From its very inception the institute had an interdisciplinary approach to research and teaching.

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