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Batch 2019

Aug 2019

Dr. Farhan Adam Mukadam

Dr. Farhan Adam Mukadam

farhanm@iisc.ac.in

Doctor, Engineer, Scientist. PhD Scholar at the MD PhD program of BSSE. Working to create the next generation of critical care solutions.

Works with:Prof. K V S Hari (ECE) and Prof. K Subramani (CMC, Vellore)

Project title: Applications of Machine Learning in Critical Care

Harsh Kumar

Harsh Kumar

kharsh@iisc.ac.in

I have completed BS-MS dual degree from IISER-Bhopal and joined the department in 2019 as a Ph.D. student. Currently, I am working on the dynamics of Pore-forming toxin using super-resolution TIRF microscopy.

Works with: Prof. Sandhya S. Visweswariah (MRDG), Prof. K. Ganapathy Ayappa (Chemical Engineering) and Dr. Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan (Single Molecule Science, UNSW)

Project title: Bipartite pore forming toxin YaxAB: towards understanding pore formation and cellular responses using single-molecule TIRF microscopy

Jan 2020

Dr. Mahatabb Nundy

Dr. Mahatabb Nundy

mahatabbn@iisc.ac.in

I am passionate about bridging the gap between clinical and basic research, particularly in neurology. My current work involves understanding motor control by studying patients having movement disorders.

Works with: Prof Aditya Murthy (CNS) and Prof A.T. Prabhakar, Christian Medical College, Vellore

 

Project title: The role of basal ganglia and dopamine in motor control

Rajesh Thangavel yadav

Rajesh Thangavel yadav

rajeshyadav@iisc.ac.in

I am interested to solve the unmet clinical need to develop universal influenza vaccine capable of conferring protection against both seasonal and newly emerging pre-pandemic strains. I aspire to be a research-inspired entrepreneur.

Works with: Dr. Rachit Agarwal (BSSE) and Dr. Shashank Tripathi (CIDR, MCB)

Project title: Development of a chimeric universal influenza vaccine providing both humoral and cell mediated immunity.

Shivangi Mishra

Shivangi Mishra

shivangim@iisc.ac.in

Currently working in the area of immune-engineering. Particularly interested in engineering innate immune cell functions by using cargo-free, sterile particles in clinical settings.
Besides research, I love painting and cooking. I’m an animal lover and an active member of the animal welfare society on campus.

Works with: Dr. Siddharth Jhunjhunwala, Immune-Engineering lab

Project title: Understanding the changes in functional capacities of innate immune cells upon uptake of sterile particles