2010 Young Innovators

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[b]Brightest Innovators Under the Age of 35
Established in 1999 as the TR100, Technology Review's TR35 list recognizes the outstanding innovators under the age of 35 each year. The awards span a wide range of fields, including biotechnology, materials, computer hardware, energy, transportation, and the Internet. The Indian edition of Technology Review is creating the India TR35 list to acknowledge the outstanding innovators under the age of 35 from India. This list showcases individuals whose superb technical work holds great promise to shape the next decades. The 2010 class of India TR35 winners have all demonstrated either development of new technology or the creative application of existing technologies to solve problems from the shores of India. The TR35 winners are under the age 35 as of October 1, 2010. We followed the same elaborate process that the TR35 adopts in selection of its winners. We sought the nominations for the 2010 class of India TR35 between September-December 2009. The nominations were then scrutinized and sent to a specially constituted Jury for the evaluation. The value of the candidate’s work was assessed by the Jury members in a number of areas like the impact of work to the industry and society, ingenuity, timeliness, amongst other considerations. The Editorial board then arrived at the final list of winners. The India TR35 list will now be an annual exercise and we believe the TR35 members are out there to change the world.

2010 Innovator of the Year: Kranthi Kiran Vistakula
2010 Humanitarian of the Year: Dhananjaya Dendukuri[/b]

[i] Nishith Chasmawala
A solution for managing fecal incontinence in patients.

Dhananjaya Dendukuri
A novel microfluidic-chip based platform to perform low-cost medical diagnostic tests.

Ashish Bhat
The world’s smallest and lightest autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle.

Rikin B. Gandhi
A solution to help farmers adopt better farmer practices.

Prajwal V. Kumar
A remote controlled system for power tiller.

Indrani Medhi
Text-free user interfaces for illiterate and semi-literate users.

Mayank Shrivastava
Modified DeMOS devices that would be key elements for modern system-on-chip designs.

Manoj Kumar Mandelia
A solution to deal with wastewater management and producing electricity.

Aravind A. Narayan
Recovering oil for reuse.

Satyam Trivedi
Intelligent system for optimizing electricity consumption.

Kranthi Kiran Vistakula
A technology that can exchange heat as required.

Vishal Gupta
Plugging data security loopholes.

Sriram Kannan
A system for accessing medical images on mobile phones.

Ram Prakash Hanumanthappa
Phonetic transliteration software.

Hardik Sanghvi
An algorithm to provide rich content on low bandwidth.

Jaiganesh Balakrishnan
Solutions for ultra wide band communications.

Bhushan G. Jagyasi
A sensor networks and human participation based plant disease forecasting system.

Sharad Jaiswal
A solution to deliver rich content for cheap.

Gireesh Rajendran
Improving communication.

Shashikant Suryanarayanan
A unique solution to improve driving experience. [/i]

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