Bridging Innovation Gaps: India’s Path to Nanoelectronics Dominance by 2047

Abstract

As India ascends to its place as the world’s most populous nation1, it stands on the cusp of a technological revolution that could transform its economic landscape. By 2047, the centenary of India’s independence, the country has the potential to emerge as a global powerhouse in nanoelectronics. However, to realise this vision,-RHME QYWX SZIVGSQI WMKRMƼGERX GLEPPIRKIW MRGPYHMRK FVMHKMRK XLI KET FIX [IIR VIWIEVGL ERH MRRSZEXMSR fostering stronger academia-industry collaborations, and building a robust ecosystem for deep-tech startups.