India's DST adopts SaralAI to publish daily research highlights, starting with metal-free hydrogen material
ponguru · x · 2026-09-23
Scientists at CeNS Bangalore, an autonomous institute under India's Department of Science & Technology (DST), developed a metal-free organic material for solar-driven hydrogen production by combining aspartic acid with a light-absorbing molecule via self-assembly — potentially opening new pathways for efficient, sustainable green hydrogen.
The post's author highlights that DST is using their product SaralAI to power the #OneDayOneResearch series, helping disseminate research to wider audiences — a real-world adoption case of AI tools in official science communication.
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