Founder of Next Big Innovation Labs (NBIL), a deep tech life sciences company and World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, focused on using its proprietary 3D Bioprinting platform to develop solutions such as 3D Bioprinted Skin, Organ-on-a-Chip, Clean Meat. NBIL is supported through investments from the Government of Karnataka, India, the Department of Biotechnology, India, Lockheed Martin, TATA Trusts and Merck Group. Member of the Global Shapers Community and World Economic Forum Expert Network. An engineer with strong knowledge and background in using technology to bridge people and enable a move to a more socially inclusive society where no one is left behind. Expertise includes exponential technologies, precision and personalized medicine, tech for social good, job creation, inclusive growth, India 2022 - the growth path towards creating 100 million jobs, India- China collaboration, Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8 and 9, 3D printing, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
Saudi Arabia and India, two of the world’s fastest-growing economies, are working to capitalize on the rapid expansion of the bioeconomy to turbocharge sectors ranging from energy to heal...
The world has moved beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, which put healthcare systems globally in a dangerous predicament and forced governments to rapidly reevaluate how healthcare services are...
South Asia has the potential to become a hub of innovation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR): with its young population well connected to new global technological developments; op...
去年，印度和中国共创造了1350万个就业岗位，为全球GDP贡献了1.8个百分点。印度在信息技术服务领域的成功，以及中国在过去十年间在制造业领域的大发展，帮助两国走上了成为超级大国的快车道。
India and China together created approximately 13.5 million jobs and contributed 1.8 percentage points to the overall world GDP last year.
The World Economic Forum's recent Human Capital Report 2017, reads: “How nations develop their human capital can be a more important determinant of their long-term success than virtually ...
Innovation has always had a top down approach to solving problems. The top-level management are the first to benefit from new technological advances at the workplace. This is a trend whic...
