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Shvoong Home>Science>Chemistry>Borosil Mansingh Survismeter Summary

Borosil Mansingh Survismeter

Article Summary   by:mansingh     Original Author: Prof. Man Singh
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Currently, there is paradigm shift in scientific research in moving from laboratories to society through technology transfer to industries for commercialization. There is also a secondary approach of over harnessing of natural resources in analytical testing and industrial production which generates lot of wastes which cause havoc to environmental safety due to air, water and soil pollution. The 3rd line of ethical sciences is to develop the technology which can reduce, reuse and recycle resources, skilled manpower and infrastructure for testing.

Therefore, an economic, resource saving, fascinating and cutting edge technology is in high demand and hence the scientists and researchers hold responsibilities for exploring the possibilities for finding solutions along with generating ample opportunities of employment through research, science and technology.

Thus the research work and patents along with impact must create new ways and methods to benefit and help the society to come out of clutches of bad impacts of sciences such as pollution and practices of resource wastes.

Therefore, Indian researchers and scientists have to go for solution finding inventions and green science and technology developments. For example, Survismeter, a novel technology, is noticed as an economic, user friendly and green technology. The survismeter patented with Singapore Govt. and commercialized by Borosil has opened new window of science in analytical sciences. Similarly, the visionmeter commercialized by Analab Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd. Vadodara Gujarat would create ample employment opportunities to visually challenge people in quality control the formulation industries.

Thus the scientific ideas are like seeds with highest potential to grow as a banyan tree if nurtured. The applied research or invention create history, possibilities and hopes, and is visible from a distance that inspires people.

I have approached media and have come here, to “God’s own land” with a mission that Kerala is a unique state of India where people are highly logical, sensible, sincere, reliable and integrated. Here, the highest rate of literacy is attained due to extraordinary efforts of the Kerala visionary strategists with a high level of enthusiasm of everyone. Thus if the Survismeter science is brought to the notice of the people here, probably it could be an inspiring and fascinating step ahead to students to concentrate on Science and Technology to manifolds the concept.

A critical development is being made in analytical sciences to explore possibilities of green instrumental devices especially in case of quality control which is a big industry for bringing daily use items to a usable level. For example, the water couldn’t be drunk directly from ponds and rivers or ocean. Also every chemical molecule couldn’t be used as drug, though the drug is chemical molecule. Thus the critical analysis and monitoring is first and foremost priority in procuring quality of products.

Huge amounts of funds, resources, manpower, and infrastructure are being used for creating usable knowledge base and intellectual property at par to developed countries. Those were the days, when towering geniuses such as Arabhatt, Ramanujan, Vishweshraiya-, P.C. Ray and others had given a new direction to science in our country. Many national academies such as Indian National Science Academy (INSA) Delhi, Allahabad, and Indian Sciences Academy Bangalore came into existence, in 1930’s. In early 1950’s Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) was established. Just after independence, the India Govt. on a pattern of Massachusetts Institute of technology (MIT), Cambridge USA, under the Technology Cooperation Mission (TCM), “The Institutes of Technology Act, 1961” was passed in parliament and Indian Institute of Technology were established with high hopes. The mission was that our own technology would be developed to stop import of technology and also the country would become self-reliant to fulfill the needs of society.

Millions of public funds were utilized continuously and constantly to generate knowledge resources and millions were invested on Science Congresses and International Conferences in the name of idea exchange and to initiate a cutting edge to inspire our children to join the science disciplines with the hopes that India could be able to produce some viable technology. Of course, ICT is emerging and ISRO is also doing well but even a chip of the computer is being imported. Assembling the components into a machine is not a development technology.

For last few decades, many scientists claimed to return something to the society which really solves the problems of the society but on ground nothing is there. The research projects worth crores an academician run but in lieu of such a huge investment does the academician return something to society. Simply a paper publication is ok and no accountability to take this research from laboratories to society. Is it a fun or a serious responsibility? Who else would be responsible and where are the riders/strictures to monitor.

Published: March 10, 2012   
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