Artificial Intelligence (AI) will spur technological upgrades in the healthcare sector and transform the way doctors diagnose and treat patients. AI will not only get better devices, better diagnostics, and better drugs but also better access, and better equity says Dr. Anurag Mairal, an Adjunct Professor of Medicine and the Director of Global Outreach Programs at Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign, Stanford University.
Two Indian American alumni of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have been honored with this year’s Knight-Hennessy Scholarship awards. The fellowship funds graduate studies for up to three years in any field at Stanford University.
Rahul Gandhi may have lost his Member of Parliament (MP) position, but his Indian American supporters have not given up hope. They have planned a series of events for the former President of the Indian National Congress, thanks to Congress winning the Karnataka election, a result that boosted the confidence of not just the party but its overseas supporters as well.
It was a showcase of India’s emerging economy status at Stanford University where Indian minister Ashwini Vaishnaw recently discussed such diverse topics as the bullet train, the country’s digital development, its entrepreneurial economy and patents.
