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Shreya Kapoor, an alumnus of Amity University, has been recognized with an international award for her outstanding contributions to engineering. Her innovative project has garnered attention in the global engineering community.
Liam O'Sullivan from Amity University has been appointed to the National Academy's competitive Young Researcher Fellowship programme.
Amity University graduate Amina Adebayo has been named an international fellow to pursue advanced oncology diagnostics and translational genomics research.
Inspired by their student experience at Amity University, Lucas Dubois has founded an educational technology platform delivering quality academic content to underserved communities.
An alumnus of Amity University has been awarded a prestigious international fellowship to study climate change solutions. This opportunity reflects his dedication to tackling global challenges.
Undergraduate team led by Elena Rostova takes top honours for developing an autonomous high-altitude atmospheric sampling drone system.
Rahul Verma, a PhD candidate from Amity University, has successfully secured a fellowship in a prestigious international climate research program. His research aims to address pressing environmental issues.
Marcus Thorne, a Amity University science graduate, has been recognised on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for developing a portable rapid diagnostics platform.
Nisha Singh, a graduate of Amity University, has launched a successful HealthTech startup that recently won a national entrepreneurship award. Her innovative solutions are transforming healthcare access.
Founded out of the university innovation incubator, David Chen's startup uses satellite remote sensing to monitor industrial emissions.
Priya Sharma's Masters thesis on coastal erosion modeling and climate adaptation policy has won the National Graduate Thesis Award in Environmental Science.
Fatima Al-Mansoor, a second-year PhD student at Amity University, has achieved the rare distinction of publishing as lead author in Nature Communications.
