1. 20 most wired Indian companies
   Business Today
   Vol.14 (3), 2005, pp72-92.

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2. Who’s afraid of research assessment?
   By Gangan Prathap
   Current Science
   Vol. 88 (1), 2005, pp14-17.

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3. Mathematics and the real world
   By R Rajaraman
   Current Science
   Vol.88 (3), 2005, pp360-365.

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4. Mathematics and computer science: the interplay
   By C E Veni Madhavan
   Current Science
   Vol. 88 (3), 2005, pp397-404.

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5. Chip innovations
   By Renjith Mettoth
   Electronics For You
   Vol. 37 (1), 2005, pp46-54.

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6. Gandhi in Ahmedabad, 1915-1920
   By Makrand Mehta
   Economic and Political Weekly
   January 22-28 2005, pp291-299.

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7. Updating land records: Is computerization sufficient?
   By Naresh C Saxena
   Economic and Political Weekly
   January 22-28 2005, pp313-321.

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8. Copyright and copy culture in Indian Music
   By Rajlakshmi V Nesargi
   Economic and Political Weekly
   February 5 2005, pp516-517.

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9. Make a smart move to smart phones
   By Preethi J
   Electronics for you
   Vol. 37 (2), 2005, pp75-87.

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10. All about digital imaging
    By K C Bhasin
    Electronics For You
    Vol. 37 (2), 2005, pp108-114.

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11. Nanotechnology: an industrial revolution in the offing
    By V Krishna Moorthy
    Invention Intelligence
    Vol. 40 (1), 2005, pp5-15.

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12. How to do an infinite number of things before breakfast
    By John D Barrow
    New Scientist
    Vol. 185 (2484), 2005, pp28-32.

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13. India: the next knowledge superpower (special issue)
    New Scientist
    Vol. 185 (2487), 2005, pp30-53.

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14. Going the distance: doing a PhD?
    By Stephen Marshall and Nick Green
    New Scientist
    Vol. 185 (2487), 2005, pp58-61.

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15. And finally I’d like to thank my high school physics teacher
    By James Valhos
    Popular Science
    Vol. 266 (3), 2005, pp58-63.

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16. What makes an entrepreneur?
    By Gururaj Deshpande
    Siliconindia: The Business of Technology
    Vol. 1 (1), 2005, pp30-31.

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17. Competing through information management and technology
    By Donald A Marchand
    Smart Manager
    Vol. 4 (2), Feb-March 2005, pp115-121.

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18. Do you want to live forever? Aubrey de Grey thinks he knows how to defeat aging
    By Sherwin Nuland
    Technology Review
    Vol. 108 (2), 2005, pp36-45.

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19. Unnatural selection: Machines using genetic algorithms are better than humans at designing other machines
    By Sam Williams
    Technology Review
    Vol. 108 (2), 2005, pp54-58.

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20. New science of happiness: what makes the human heart sing? Researchers are taking a close look. What they have found may surprise you
    By Claudia Walls
    Time
    Vol. 165 (8), 2005, pp30-47.

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