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Indian American scientist to lead foremost US agency supporting fundamental research and education.

Winners in Chemistry, Physical Sciences & Engineering, and Life Sciences will each get $250,000.

Abraham is the senior author of “Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning in Pathology,” which was published earlier this month.

Amit Patel co-authored papers based on data from an Indian American-run company.

Georgia Tech alumni want to set up Open-AirVentGT manufacturing lines in India and Ghana. 

Would calls for cooperation end in a brawl for spoils?

Hackathon goes virtual amid coronavirus outbreak, finds new ways to connect students.

Results may help optimize treatment with remdesivir, says lead investigator Aruna Subramanian.

Best focus group discussions are those where participants discuss the research questions without noticing a moderator’s intervention.

Harvard medical student Pooja Chandrashekar’s initiative to help immigrants includes Hindi, Gujarati, Malayalam and Urdu.

Indian American scientist to lead foremost US agency supporting fundamental research & education.

Six Indian Americans among 10 finalists in contest for America’s Top Young Scientist.

She heads STEM Outreach at the George Mason University’s Volgenau School of Engineering.

As long as science and technology are controlled by humans, we will never know all things knowable.

Ardeishar awarded $150,000 for novel math project; Saxena earns $40,000 prize for system to screen blood diseases.

The Harvard freshman heads “Girls Computing League,” a nonprofit empowering young women in science and technology.

In an interview with the American Bazaar, Sahana Srinivasan talks about the show and her identity as a person of color, among other issues.

Budding scientists will compete for $1.8 million in awards including top prize of $250,000.

Acharya, an alumnus of IIT Kharagpur, gets the prestigious CAREER award for five years.

Krishnaswamy is a researcher at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and professor of Pediatrics at the Perelman School of Medicine U Penn.

The Indian American astrophysicist receives Woman Leader of the Year award.

Of the 10 finalists in the 2018 Young Scientist Challenge, five were Indian Americans; Mehaa Amirthalingam finishes second.

Hingez develops new drug discovery method that will produce drugs “to treat high cholesterol and eventually many other diseases.”

Another Indian American, Priyanka Sharma, receives honorable mention in “Chemistry.”

Ten middle school students will compete for the title of “America’s Top Young Scientist” and a $25,000 scholarship.