The 36th Edition of the Indian Scientist Awards 2026 celebrates outstanding scientists, researchers, academicians, and innovators whose dedication and discoveries are shaping the future of science and technology. This prestigious recognition platform honors research excellence, groundbreaking innovation, and impactful contributions across diverse scientific disciplines.


🏆 Indian Scientist Awards – 36th Edition
📅 27–28 August 2026
📍 Hilton Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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“Great ideas begin with curiosity. Breakthroughs begin with you. Inspire the future with your research.”

🌟 Get recognized. Inspire the next generation. Expand your global scientific presence.

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Celebrating Innovation. Honoring Impact. Inspiring the Future.

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