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Jared Landsman is an MS student in the Building Science program at UC Berkeley. He received his BS in Civil Engineering from Cornell University in 2014. Through the Center for Building Energy Research and Development (CBERD), Jared is currently conducting research on occupant comfort and the performance of passive design strategies in buildings in both the

Kelli Verhoeven

I went to India this past summer to complete my field work for my Masters in Public Health program. I did a qualitative research project on antibiotic resistance. I enjoyed learning more about public health along with learning about the Indian culture.

Anna Barker

I’m a 4th year MD/PhD dual degree student, currently working towards my PhD in Epidemiology. My research interests are in the area of healthcare-associated infections, especially those related to antibiotic resistance and Clostridium difficile globally. Outside of work I enjoy cooking, photography, reading, and travel.

Daniel Howard

Daniel Howard, a 2015 S.N. Bose scholar, spent his summer in Bengaluru, India at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Centre for Applicable Mathematics (TIFR-CAM) with Prof. Praveen Chandrasekhar. Collaborating with Prof. Dinshaw Balsara from the University of Notre Dame, research work focused on computatonal fluid dynamics and discontinuous Galerkin methods. Daniel received his B.S. in Applied Mathematics, Engineering, and Physics (AMEP) from

Texas Tech University

Call open for U.S. Bose Scholars Program

The U.S. Bose Scholars Program is an opportunity for U.S. students to participate in STEM based research in India for a summer. The program allows students a great deal of flexibility with respect to the specific area in which they would like to perform research, as well as the professor under whom they would like

Khorana Scholars 2010 Embody Khorana Parivar

Harisha Rajanala and Aayushi Uberoi were selected for the Khorana Scholars Program in 2010 to conduct research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW Madison). At the time of selection they were in the final year of B. Tech Biotechnology at NIT-Warangal and SRM University, respectively. “It was great being in the company of like-minded fellows

MIT Student Commemorates Har Gobind Khorana

An enduring legacy of education and opportunity The Khorana Program at MIT enables young Indian scientists to thrive. Jennifer Cherone | Department of Biology May 26, 2015 This is the story of a great man, the fundamental impact he had on modern molecular biology, and the legacy he has left behind for future Indian

Symposium in New Delhi Unites Khorana, S.N. Bose, and Viterbi Body

Symposium in New Delhi Unites Khorana, S.N. Bose, and Viterbi Body The Khorana Program, the S.N. Bose Program, and the Viterbi program are summer exchange internships between the United States and India. All three programs run for 8-12 weeks from the end of May to the end of July, and participating students return to India