<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday urged scientists to develop low cost technologies that would cater to India's specific requirements and help fast-track country's growth. </p>.<p>He made these remarks while interacting with scientists of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) in Pune, a statement issued by his office said.</p>.<p>IISER scientists made presentations to the Prime Minister on varied topics ranging from New Materials and devices for Clean Energy application to Agricultural Biotechnology to Natural Resource mapping.</p>.<p>The presentations also showcased cutting edge technologies in the field of molecular biology, antimicrobial resistance, climate studies and mathematical finance research.</p>.<p>"He urged them to develop low cost technologies that would cater to India's specific requirements and help in fast-tracking India's growth," the statement said.</p>.<p>Earlier, Modi visited the IISER, Pune campus and interacted with the students and researchers. He also visited the state of the art super computer PARAM BRAHMA, deployed by C-DAC in IISER, which has a peak computing power of 797 Teraflops.</p>
<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday urged scientists to develop low cost technologies that would cater to India's specific requirements and help fast-track country's growth. </p>.<p>He made these remarks while interacting with scientists of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) in Pune, a statement issued by his office said.</p>.<p>IISER scientists made presentations to the Prime Minister on varied topics ranging from New Materials and devices for Clean Energy application to Agricultural Biotechnology to Natural Resource mapping.</p>.<p>The presentations also showcased cutting edge technologies in the field of molecular biology, antimicrobial resistance, climate studies and mathematical finance research.</p>.<p>"He urged them to develop low cost technologies that would cater to India's specific requirements and help in fast-tracking India's growth," the statement said.</p>.<p>Earlier, Modi visited the IISER, Pune campus and interacted with the students and researchers. He also visited the state of the art super computer PARAM BRAHMA, deployed by C-DAC in IISER, which has a peak computing power of 797 Teraflops.</p>