ANRF Act established a new national research architecture
major programme families to watch across funding bodies
research ecosystem tracks Anvesa maps for candidates
profile to connect jobs, funding, hosts and support
Research directions
Where India is building long-horizon capacity
The opportunity is not confined to one discipline. Anvesa organises India's research landscape into searchable domains that a researcher abroad can evaluate.
AI, computation and data-intensive science
AI for science, high-performance computing, trustworthy systems and domain-specific data platforms.
Semiconductors, materials and manufacturing
Materials discovery, device design, fabrication, advanced manufacturing and strategic supply chains.
Climate, energy and sustainability
Clean energy, climate modelling, water systems, circular economy and resilient infrastructure.
Space, aerospace and earth observation
Human spaceflight, planetary science, remote sensing, propulsion and private-space R&D.
Health, biology and bioengineering
Biomedical research, public health, drug discovery, genomics, diagnostics and translational biology.
Humanities, society and public policy
Social science, education, culture, economics, law, public policy and technology-society research.
Where you'll work
A host ecosystem broader than any single institution
Universities and institutes
IISc, IITs, IISERs, central universities, Institutes of Eminence
National laboratories
CSIR laboratories, TIFR, BARC, ISRO centres and mission labs
Medical and life-science centres
AIIMS, NCBS, inStem, THSTI, ICMR and translational research institutes
Industry and deep-tech R&D
Semiconductor, climate-tech, AI, space, pharma and advanced manufacturing teams
Before you decide
The questions Anvesa helps answer
Researchers abroad are not only comparing jobs. They are comparing scientific fit, administrative confidence and family reality.
A public map of serious choices
Anvesa turns the scattered reality of roles, fellowships, host offers, national missions and relocation questions into a single research mobility map.