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Researchers test whether AI chain-of-thought explanations truly reflect internal reasoning, revealing gaps between decisions, explanations.

Indian-born scholar will lead the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences starting April 1.

Indian American physician-scientist developing a new class of small molecule DNA repair inhibitors for treating cancer.

Renowned Indian American bioengineer to lead the university’s strategic expansion into artificial intelligence and research.

Indian American Chicago university student is developing AI tools for rare cancer diagnosis and low-cost drug repurposing.

Indian American corporate leader transitions to shaping next-generation business strategies for upcoming executives.

Indian American demographer and public health expert to spearhead new initiative examining India’s “unfinished” demographic dividend.

Indian American health policy expert leads new University of Southern California initiative to foster open-minded engagement.

Roy-Pope, Indian American CEO of Courage Builder to be recognized for her impact and service at 2026 Commencement.

Our speech and writing are more than communication—they reflect personality, emotion, and experience. What happens to that unique voice in the age of AI?

Aryan Saksena’s project, GradeLift, addresses a growing global challenge around the misuse of generative AI in schools.

Calcutta and Delhi university alumnus to build on Terry College of Business’ national prominence.

Krishnamurthy Subramanian’s “Thalinomics” concept has been praised for making complex economics accessible to the public.

Indian American scientist Nitash Balsara recognized for pioneering work in battery design.

Before expanding H-1B visas for doctors, policymakers must fix the bottlenecks in U.S. medical training and payment systems — where capped residency slots, rising debt burdens, and distorted reimbursement incentives are suppressing domestic physician supply.

Harvard University is facing criticism after an image featured on the Department of South Asian Studies website sparked allegations of bias

Indian American philanthropists Shweta Mehta and Shreyas Wahi aim to help global scholars pursue American legal careers

Indian American scholars win 2026 AAS honors, including the Ramanujan Translation Prize and South Asia Council Graduate Student Paper Prize.

Indian American journalism scholar joins board overseeing new $20 million initiative to support local journalism and civic engagement

Indian student Sylendran Arunagiri overcomes U.S. job market challenges to secure dream AI role at Nvidia.

Indian Institute of Management Calcutta alumnus brings proven expertise connecting academia and industry to Ohio’s leading business school

Indian American architect Korra being recognized as an emerging leader in sustainability and infrastructure design

Indian American scholar to lead Harvard students through the shifting landscape of American financial influence

Vinod Dham and Padma Chebrolu to receive highest honors during Alumni Week from Cincinnati University in April

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