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Anang Tadar: Giving a ray of hope to the visually-impaired with his device

Anang Tadar: Giving a ray of hope to the visually-impaired with his device

by Amrita Priya | Sep 9, 2022

(September 9, 2022) A chance encounter with a blind woman on his way to a nearby town made Arunachal Pradesh native Anang Tadar ruminate over the difficulties faced by visually-impaired people. Seeing her ask for directions made him question the daily struggles of...
Kavya Kopparapu: Indian-American innovator’s device can predict brain tumours in seconds

Kavya Kopparapu: Indian-American innovator’s device can predict brain tumours in seconds

by Amrita Priya | Aug 21, 2022

(August 21, 2022) In the summer of 2017, while reading a story about the US Senator John McCain, who was then battling the aggressive brain cancer – glioblastoma, Virgina-based Kaavya Kopparapu stumbled upon some startling facts. A high school junior then, she...
Jui Keskar: Bringing relief to Parkinson’s patients with a wearable device that tracks tremors

Jui Keskar: Bringing relief to Parkinson’s patients with a wearable device that tracks tremors

by Amrita Priya | Aug 12, 2022

(August 12, 2022) India is home to 0.58 million persons living with Parkinson’s disease, and Pune-based inventor Jui Keskar’s abode was no different. Having seen her uncle battle the illness for the past nine years with incessant rounds to the hospitals,...
Nikhiya Shamsher: Taking on the ’emperor of maladies’ with QuitPuff

Nikhiya Shamsher: Taking on the ’emperor of maladies’ with QuitPuff

by Amrita Priya | Aug 5, 2022

(August 5, 2022) A hospital visit for her project Compassionate Clowns changed Nikhiya Shamsher’s life forever. She was just 14 when she saw a man whose half jaw was removed due to oral cancer. Upon inquiring about him, the nurse affirmed that he was one of the...
Meet Tanishq Abraham, the teenage prodigy changing the biomedical world

Meet Tanishq Abraham, the teenage prodigy changing the biomedical world

by Amrita Priya | Aug 2, 2022

(August 2, 2022) As you read this, the two-hundred-year-old Dutch publishing house, Elsevier, is busy printing copies of their latest book on artificial intelligence and deep learning in pathology, with a 30-page chapter written by a 19-year-old Indian-American...
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