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Full Name Sudhanshu Nath Mishra Born November 3, 1995 (age 29) ( 1995-11-03 ) Columbia, South Carolina Alma mater Massachusetts Institute of Technology, National Public School, Indiranagar Occupation Undergraduate Researcher, Camera Culture Group, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge MA, USA. Residence Boston, Massachusetts, United States | ||
Sudhanshu nath mishra top 25 plays
Sudhanshu Nath Mishra (born November 3, 1995) is an Indian-American student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In early 2015, he was an undergraduate researcher working on the Kumbathon initiative under Professor Ramesh Raskar, Head of Camera Culture group, MIT Media Lab and John Werner, Head of Innovation, Camera Culture Group. At age 17, Mishra invented a physical security system for Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) using mobile devices. Mishra is also the founder of service initiatives in India such as 'Rise- Fight Against Cancer' fundraiser and 'Share Your Books'.
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- Sudhanshu nath mishra top 25 plays
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- Education
- Philanthropic Initiatives
- Awards
- References
Sudhanshu nath mishra other basketball plays
Education
Mishra earned his high school degrees under Central Board of Secondary Education in India at National Public School, HSR and AECS Magnolia Maaruti Public School. Currently, he is completing his undergraduate studies at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology. At MIT, he is a brother of Phi Beta Epsilon Fraternity.
Mishra took an unconventional decision to take a gap year before joining college. He spent his time traveling in the Himalayas, working on the ATM security startup and his service initiatives. His gap year was featured by Times of India after he was accepted to 12 universities including MIT, Yale University, Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology at University of Pennsylvania, Egleston Scholars Program at Columbia University, Stamps Family Charitable Foundation Scholarship at Georgia Tech, University of Cambridge and University of California, Berkeley.
Philanthropic Initiatives
Mishra organized 'Rise-Fight Against Cancer', a fundraiser that raised money for kids afflicted with cancer in partnership with the NGO Samiksha Foundation . The initiative was supported by Nandini Basappa, Vice-President of Basketball Federation of India. Mishra is also the founder of 'Share Your Books', an India-wide service initiative that aimed to empower underprivileged students with quality academic material. By 2015, the initiative had distributed nearly eleven thousand books in rural areas.
Awards
Co-authored a research paper with researcher Dr. Venkatesh Thuppi (known as the Lead man of India) that was published in JKIMSU International Medical Journal. The paper brought the Indian government's attention to the lead contamination that occurs due to the unregulated plumbing system in India
Internationally Rated Chess Player.