Browsing: Education

Indian American scientist to work for transforming farming practices and food systems for a food- and nutrition-secure world

Indian American professor at Cornell Tech seeks to improve the sustainability, efficiency and scalability of AI with “EcoGPT”

Panjab University graduate aims to shape a business school that redefines the connection between business, technology, and society

Annual global conference on Indian business, policy, and culture spotlights the country’s rise as a major global force

Geospatial World named Siddharth Pandey as one of its “50 Rising Stars” in the geospatial industry in 2021

Vivek Ramaswamy outlines plans to reform Ohio’s education system, stressing higher standards, literacy, math skills, and teacher pay.

OU professor Vahid Abedini detained by U.S. immigration despite valid H-1B visa, raising concerns among academics.

‘From international student to global business leader, Goradia’s journey exemplifies perseverance, vision and generosity’

Indian American New York Medical College student was part of 24 research projects, including 18 as first author

Indian American data and innovation resource specialist has played a key role in developing Slate—a tool that helps manage student data and outreach

Graduate student Yash Phalle puts together an autonomous forklift for pallet moving at a Los Angeles-based warehouse logistics company

The Indian United Nations official is leading private-sector engagement on the war in Ukraine

Indian American primary care physician’s recent work has focused on efficient utilization of health IT and medical real estate

The Trump administration’s plan to dismantle the Education Department sparks concerns over equity, transparency, and federal oversight.

Indian American professor to hold chair honoring late biotech leader John C. Martin to further liver disease research

Indian students increased by 10% to 363,019 as US hosted 1.2 million international students in 2024-2025 academic year

Aruna B. Balasubramanian, Shubham Bansal, Anil A. S. Cacodcar, and Anirvin Puttur to study at Oxford University

International student enrollment in the U.S. drops sharply amid tightened visa scrutiny and immigration restrictions.

In a letter to DHS, Sen. Eric Schmitt calls OPT a “cheap-labor pipeline” that disadvantages American workers and urges the administration to overhaul or terminate the program.

Indian American scholar focuses on how empowerment is subjectively experienced by the intended beneficiaries in India

Microsoft launches the MAI Superintelligence Teams to develop “humanist superintelligence” for medical diagnosis.

Surya Ganguli, Surbhi Goel and Krishna Pillutla among scholars to receive $18 million in AI2050 fellowships for AI research

At just 16, Rice Kids CEO recognized for enabling access to education for thousands of children in U.S. and India

A lot of Indian professionals at global tech firms come from lesser-known colleges, reflecting a major shift toward skills-based hiring.

Mathur has led groundbreaking initiatives with particular focus on addressing health equity among South Asian and other diverse communities