DRDO Launches Young Scientists Laboratories
On 2nd January, five new DRDO Young Scientists Laboratories (DYSLs) were launched under the Defence Research and Development Organisation, laying the foundation for research and development in futuristic technologies and to further boost technological innovations needed for the country’s security.
DRDO Young Scientists Laboratories
- The DYSLs will act as centres of research and development on identified cutting edge technologies necessary for developing the nation’s next generation of defence systems.
- Each of these laboratories will work on a key advanced technology of strategic significance.
- In order to give its youth pool challenging research opportunities and decision making authority, these laboratories ....
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