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From Punjab to Australia: How Ishika Mahajan is advancing brain cancer research

From Punjab to Australia: How Ishika Mahajan is advancing brain cancer research

by Charu Thakur | Feb 21, 2025

(February 21, 2025) Ishika Mahajan grew up listening to stories of Marie Curie and Kalpana Chawla, names her mother made sure she knew. “During my childhood, my mother ensured that I read about women scientists who achieved recognition and shattered barriers....
Anushka Naiknaware: The young scientist who revolutionised wound care

Anushka Naiknaware: The young scientist who revolutionised wound care

by Charu Thakur | Jan 10, 2025

(January 10, 2025) In the quiet suburbs of Beaverton, Oregon, a 13-year-old girl created a breakthrough invention — smart bandage that could monitor moisture levels to help wounds heal faster. This innovation earned Anushka Naiknaware the title of the youngest winner...
Prerana Manoj: Honoured among Canada’s Top 100 Women for STEM innovation

Prerana Manoj: Honoured among Canada’s Top 100 Women for STEM innovation

by Amrita Priya | May 29, 2024

(May 29, 2024) Emphasising the meaning of her name, which reflects her purpose, she explains, “Prerana translates to ‘inspiration’ in Sanskrit, and it summarises my mission – to be inspired and to inspire others.” True to her name, she is an...
Jasraaj Singh: Embracing the road less travelled in Australian rural medicine

Jasraaj Singh: Embracing the road less travelled in Australian rural medicine

by Amrita Priya | Apr 20, 2024

(April 20, 2024) When Jasraaj Singh gained admission to the University of Melbourne’s medical school, her initial ambition was to become a neurosurgeon. However, she soon discovered her true passion for rural medicine. Due to her dedication to rural healthcare...
The learning code: How Stanford alum Aashna Shroff focuses on incisive education for all

The learning code: How Stanford alum Aashna Shroff focuses on incisive education for all

by Darshana Ramdev | Mar 9, 2022

(March 9, 2022) As a female Stem student, entering the hallowed corridors of Stanford University, Aashna Shroff was surprised to find that she was outnumbered by her high-achieving male peers. Understandably daunted, Aashna found that her peers and faculty at Stanford...
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