Infosys Prize 2024 honors six young researchers for groundbreaking work

thehindu.com

The Infosys Science Foundation awarded the Infosys Prize 2024 to six researchers under 40, marking a shift to recognize early-career talent. The ceremony celebrated achievements in economics, engineering, humanities, life sciences, mathematical sciences, and physical sciences. Winners included Arun Chandrasekhar for his work on social networks, Shyam Gollakota for smartphone healthcare tools, and Mahmood Kooria for research on maritime Islam. Other recipients were Siddhesh Kamat, Neena Gupta, and Vedika Khemani for their contributions to life sciences, algebraic geometry, and time-crystals, respectively. Each winner received a gold medal, citation, and $100,000. The event featured notable attendees, including Peter Sarnak, who presented the awards, and Infosys trustees who emphasized the importance of supporting young researchers.


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