🌍 38th Edition of Indian Scientist Awards 2026

The 38th Edition of Indian Scientist Awards 2026, organized by WRA – World Research Awards, brings together researchers, scientists, innovators, academicians, startups, inventors, and industry professionals to celebrate outstanding contributions to science, research, and innovation.

📅 28–29 October 2026
📍 London, United Kingdom
🏨 Novotel London West

🏆 Why Participate?
• Global Exposure
• Prestige & Recognition
• Network with Leaders
• Showcase Research & Innovation
• International Scientific Community
• Opportunities for Researchers, Inventors, Startups, Academia & Industry

✨ Your Innovation. The World’s Attention.

🔗 Nominate Now: https://indianscientist.in/


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