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100                I am a PhD student at the <a href="https://www.cis.upenn.edu"> University of Pennsylvania</a> in the Computer and Information Science Department. Prior to that, I graduated with a bachelors degree in Computer Science and Engineering (6-3) and Mathematics (18) at <a href="https://www.eecs.mit.edu/">MIT</a>, alongside a minor in Literature (Film Focus) and a certificate in Engineering Entrepreneurship. You can find my coursework <a href="coursework.html">here</a>.
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103                My Erdos number is 4 (via <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.17490">Armando Solar-Lezama</a>, Moshe Y. Vardi, and Joel H. Spencer). If one counts YouTube videos and DJ performances, my Bacon number is 6 (via <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx74lKqeOcI">Harnoor Singh</a>), while my Sabbath number is 7 (via <a href="https://ra.co/dj/philiptan/past-events">Philip Tan</a>). This puts my Erdos-Bacon number at 10 and my Erdos-Bacon-Sabbath number at 17.
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106                I grew up in New Delhi, India before moving to Cambridge, MA for my undergraduate studies. As a result, I ended up trilingual, and can speak English, Hindi, and Odia fluently. In my free time, you can find me catching up on my reading list or hunting down new Indian food places to try out in my elusive search for the perfect biryani. 
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108            <h4 class="p4"> W<span style="font-size:0.9em;">ORK</span> E<span style="font-size:0.9em;">XPERIENCE</span></h4>
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111                    <p class="two columns date"> 
112                        June 2024 - Aug 2024
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114                    <p class="ten columns exp">
115                        I interned as an AI/ML Engineering Intern at <a href="https://everydaygoods.com">Everyday Goods</a>, where I developed AI model pipelines for automating the completion and processing of records in the company's inventory management system, improving efficiency by 25%. I also used LLMs to automate tax certificate processing, improving the speed of customer onboarding by 75%.
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120                        Jan 2022 - May 2024
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123                        I worked on developing neurosymbolic machine-learning models using PyTorch that can use reasoning to solve problems in mathematical and computational 
124                        domains under Dr Omar Costilla-Reyes and Dr Armando Solar-Lezama in the <a href="https://groups.csail.mit.edu/cap/"> Computer-Aided Programming Research Group</a> at <a href="https://www.csail.mit.edu"> MIT CSAIL</a>. In the 2022-23 academic year, my work was funded under the MIT SuperUROP program, where I was selected as an MIT EECS Gerstle Research and Innovation Scholar (2022-23).
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131                        Jul 2023 - Aug 2023
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134                        I worked on proving properties of signature objects that could extend their usage for approximating path-to-path functions in neuroscience domains under Dr. Cristopher Salvi of the  <a href="https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/c.salvi">Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London</a>.
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141                        May 2022 - Aug 2022
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144                        I worked as an AI/ML engineering intern at FindOurVie
144w, a text-response and consumer-feedback analysis startup. There I built transformer-based Natural Language Processing (NLP) models for various text classification and generation tasks, which reduced manual effort in data inspection by 70% and sped up execution by 15% in key steps of the analysis pipeline. I improved system performance by designing better dataset preprocessing methods and combining a wide variety of models, reaching an overall accuracy of >90% on some natural language processing tasks.
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151                        Sep 2020 - May 2022
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154                        I worked as an undergraduate researcher at the <a href="https://www.rle.mit.edu"> MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE)</a> in the 
155                        <a href="https://speechcommunicationgroup.mit.edu/">Speech Communication Group</a> under Dr. Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel and Dr. Jeung-Yoon Elizabeth Choi on acoustic cue detection.
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162                        There, I developed tools using C and MATLAB to detect and interpret acoustic cues to distinguish among speech sounds using sampled audio. I also built a 
163                        dataset of 350 labeled spectrograms and built models to identify glottal-tier acoustic cues, achieving an accuracy of 77% (17% more than current 
164                        best probabilistic models).
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171                        I presented the results of my research at the <a href="https://acousticalsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Seattle_Program.pdf">Speech 
172                        Communication, Psychological and Physiological Acoustics, and Signal Processing in Acoustics</a> 
173                        poster session at the 181<sup>st</sup> meeting of the <a href="https://acousticalsociety.org">Acoustical Society of America</a> in Seattle, WA.
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180                        Jan 2021 - May 2021
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183                        I worked with the <a href="https://sandbox.mit.edu">MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund</a> to analyze data from ~ 1600 teams that obtained seed funding for their venture from the MIT 
184                        Sandbox program over 4 years.
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191                        Jul 2019 - May 2020
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194                        I was a software development intern at <a href="http://sincgrid.in">SincGrid</a>, where I worked on a project to integrate voice assistants with IoT devices for automating sensor data collection for an embedded-systems startup. I built the cloud-based software using Python, Alexa Skills Kit, and Google Dialogflow.                
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198            <h4 class="p4"> P<span style="font-size:0.9em;">ROJECTS</span></h4>
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201                    <p class="two columns date"> 
202                        Feb 2023 - May 2023
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204                    <p class="ten columns exp">
205                        Alongside my teammates in the <a href="https://aimlabs.mit.edu">AIM Labs</a> Spring 2023 cohort, I worked on Briefly, a document summarizer built using industry-standard GPT-4 capabilities. Our softw
205are used contextual information about a reader's background (such as their age, domain of expertise, profession, etc.) to build a customized summary of a document easily understandably by someone of their background.
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212                        Feb 2023 - May 2023
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214                    <p class="ten columns exp">
215                        Alongside my teammate in the MIT class 6.S986: Large Language Models and Beyond (taught during the Spring 2023 semester by Prof. Yoon Kim) I worked on CapText, a caption-generation technique relying on using only image description and image context for captioning models, which beat state-of-the-art image captioning models on the CIDEr metric.
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222                        Citation: Ghosh, S., & Anupam, S. (2023). CapText: Large language model-based caption generation from image context and description. <a href="https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2306.00301"><em>arXiv preprint arXiv:2306.00301.</em></a>
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229                        Sep 2022 - Dec 2022
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232                        Alongside my teammates in the MIT class 6.5210: Advanced Algorithms (taught during the Fall 2022 semester by Prof. David Karger), I designed a 1/3-approximation algorithm for the Multiple Drone-delivery Scheduling Problem (MDSP), as well as a dynamic-programming algorithm to exactly solve the unit-cost variant of the problem.
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239                        Citation: Anupam, S., Lu, N., & Sragow, J. (2023). Algorithms for Multiple Drone-Delivery Scheduling Problem (MDSP). <a href="https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2306.10368"><em>arXiv preprint arXiv:2306.10368.</em></a>
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246                        Aug 2018 - Nov 2019
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249                        Under Dr. Padmini Pani of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), I built Augura, a flood-forecasting model for the Brahmani-Baitarani river basin in 
250                        Odisha, India. For building the machine-learning model, I utilized Python, NumPy, scikit-learn, extreme learning machines, and particle 
251                        swarm optimization.
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256                        Citation: Anupam, S., & Pani, P. (2020). Flood forecasting using a hybrid extreme learning machine-particle swarm optimization algorithm (ELM-PSO) model. 
257                        <em> Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, 6</em>(1), 341-347. <a href="https://doi.org/10.1007/s40808-019-00682-z"> https://doi.org/10.1007/s40808-019-00682-z</a>.
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264                        Aug 2017 - Feb 2019
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267                        Under Dr. Arpan Kar of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi, I conducted a comparative study to identify optimal machine-learning models for 
268                        phishing website detection, achieving 90.3% accuracy. For developing this project, I used Python, NumPy, EvoloPy, scikit-learn, and 
269                        nature-inspired optimization algorithms.
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272                <div class="row">
273                    <p class="ten columns exp">
274                        Citation: Anupam, S., & Kar, A. K. (2020). Phishing website detection using support vector machines and nature-inspired optimization 
275                        algorithms. <em>Telecommunication Systems</em>, 1-16. <a href="https://doi.org/10.1007/s11235-020-00739-w"> https://doi.org/10.1007/s11235-020-00739-w</a>.
276                    </p>
277                </div>  
278            </p>
279            <h4 class="p4">U<span style="font-size:0.9em;">NDERGRADUATE</span> </h4>
280            <p>
281                <div class="row">
282                    <p class="two columns date"> 
283                        May 2021 - May 2024
284                    </p>
285                    <p class="ten columns exp">
286                        During my time at MIT, I was a sibling of the <a href="http://adphi.mit.edu/brothers.html">Alpha Delta Phi Society</a>, where I served as Vice-President (Fall 2023), Housing Manager (2022-23), Social Chair (Fall 2022), Literary Chair (Fall 2021), and Summer House Manager (Summer 2022).
287                    </p>
288                </div> 
289            </p>
290            <p>
291                <div class="row">
292                    <p class="two columns date">Jan 2023 - May 2024
293                    </p>
294                    <p class="ten columns exp">
295                        I was a member of the <a href="https://assassin.mit.edu/web/Who_are_we%3F">MIT Assassin's Guild</a>, MIT's live-action roleplaying society. Games I have participated in include: HP7 (IAP 2023), Persephone's Gift (Spring 2023), An Aquarium Auction (Spring 2023), Wretched Hive (Fall 2023), King's Council (Spring 2024).
296                    </p>
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298            </p>
299            <p>
300                <div class="row">
301                    <p class="two columns date">Feb 2023 - May 2023
302                    </p>
303                    <p class="ten columns exp">
304                        I was a member of the <a href="https://www.mitalignment.org/">MIT AI Alignment (MAIA)</a> AI Safety Fundamentals program, as a part of their Spring 2023 cohort.
305                    </p>
306                </div>   
307            </p>
308            <p>
309                <div class="row">
310                    <p class="two columns date">Feb 2023 - May 2023
311                    </p>
312                    <p class="ten columns exp">
313                        I was a member of the <a href="https://aimlabs.mit.edu">AIM Labs</a> Spring 2023 Cohort, after which, I served as the co-president of AIM Labs during the 2023-24 academic year. AIM Labs is an initiative to build public-facing machine-learning applications by  <a href="https://aiclub.mit.edu/">AI @ MIT</a>, a community of undergraduates aimed at promoting and fostering the growing interest around machine intelligence on campus. As the co-president of the initiative, I mentored undergraduates in building machine-learning applications that could be used by the wider MIT community.
314                    </p>
315                </div>   
316            </p>
317            <p>
318                <div class="row">
319                    <p class="two columns date"> 
320                        Sep 2021 - May 2022
321                    </p>
322                    <p class="ten columns exp">
323                        I was a participant in <a href="upop.mit.edu">UPOP</a>, a yearlong professional development program for MIT sophomores to build the relevant and critical skills necessary for a 
324                        career in industry, research, or academia.
325                    </p>
326                </div> 
327                <div class="row">
328                    <p class="two columns date">
329                    </p>
330                    <p class="ten columns exp-para-2">
331                        During the program, I completed multiple professional development workshops taught by MIT faculty 
332                        and industry professionals, including a three-day Team Training Workshop.
333                    </p>
334                </div>
335            </p>
336            <p>
337                <div class="row">
338                    <p class="two columns date"> 
339                        Sep 2020 - May 2021
340                    </p>
341                    <p class="ten columns exp">
342                        I was a member of the <a href="http://xfair.io"> xFair </a>
342 and Dev Ops committees of <a href="https://techx.io">TechX</a>, a student-run 
343                        organization dedicated to bringing cutting-edge technology and innovators to the MIT campus.
344                    </p> 
345                </div>
346            </p>
347            <p>
348                <div class="row">
349                    <p class="two columns date"> 
350                        Sep 2020 - May 2021
351                    </p>
352                    <p class="ten columns exp">
353                        I was a diligence associate at <a href="https://collegiate.vc/mit"> MIT Capital Partners</a> (Spring 2021) and a sourcing analyst at 
354                        <a href="https://www.harvardcap.org">Harvard Undergraduate Capital Partners</a> (Fall 2020), both branches of <a href="https://collegiate.vc">
355                            Collegiate Capital Partners</a>, a student-run early/growth-stage investment advisory firm.
356                    </p>
357                </div>
358            </p>
359            <p>
360                <div class="row">
361                    <p class="two columns date"> 
362                        Sep 2020 - May 2021
363                    </p>
364                    <p class="ten columns exp">
365                        I served as a staff member and webmaster at <a href="http://runemag.mit.edu">Rune Magazine</a>, MIT's art and literary magazine, for issue 
366                        42 (academic year 2020-21).
367                    </p>
368                </div>
369            </p>
370            <p>
371                <div class="row">
372                    <p class="two columns date"> 
373                        Sep 2020 - Aug 2021
374                    </p>
375                    <p class="ten columns exp">
376                        I served as the MIT <a href="isa.mit.edu">International Student Association's</a> Class of 2024 representative during the academic year 2020-21, where I helped advocate for 
377                        international freshmen. Towards the end of my freshman summer, I also helped serve as an International Orientation Mentor for 
378                        incoming international students before the Fall 2021 semester.
379                </div>
380            </p>
381            <p>
382                <div class="row">
383                    <p class="two columns date"> 
384                        Sep 2020 - June 2021
385                    </p>
386                    <p class="ten columns exp">
387                        I also ran a blog-cum-newsletter called <a href="https://curatedsagnikanupam.substack.com">Curated</a>, where I occasionally wrote about college life, 
388                        literature, art, music, and languages. You can check out some past issues <a href="https://sagnikanupam.substack.com">here</a>. It is currently on 
389                        hiatus, but will probably be brought back in another form sometime.
390                    </p>
391                </div>
392            </p>
393            <h4 class="p4"> U<span style="font-size:0.9em;">NDERGRADUATE</span> A<span style="font-size:0.9em;">WARDS </span></h4>
394            <p>
395                <div class="row">
396                    <p class="two columns date"> 
397                        MIT EECS
398                    </p>
399                    <p class="ten columns exp">
400                        In 2022, I was selected as an MIT EECS Gerstle Research and Innovation Scholar (2022-23) as a part of the MIT SuperUROP program.
401                    </p>
402                </div>  
403            </p>
404            <p>
405                <div class="row">
406                    <p class="two columns date"> 
407                        CITADEL
408                    </p>
409                    <p class="ten columns exp">
410                        In 2022, my team won the Citadel Prize for Highest EV of Bets on the Turn at <a href="https://pokerbots.org">MIT Pokerbots</a>.
411                    </p>
412                </div> 
413            </p>
414            <p>
415                <div class="row">
416                    <p class="two columns date"> 
417                        MIT CMSW
418                    </p>
419                    <p class="ten columns exp">
420                        In 2022, I won the 1<sup>st</sup> Prize in the Boit Manuscript Prize for Poetry and the 3<sup>rd</sup> Prize in the Robert A. Boit Prize for Poetry,
421                        awarded as part of the <a href="https://cmsw.mit.edu/publications/ilona-karmel-writing-prizes/winners/">Ilona Karmel Writing Prizes</a> by <a href="https://cmsw.mit.edu">MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing</a>.
422                    </p>
423                </div>
424                <div class="row">
425                    <p class="two columns date"> 
426                    </p>
427                    <p class="ten columns exp-para-2">
428                        In 2021, I won the 2nd Prize in the Ellen King Prize for First-Year Writing, 
429                        awarded as part of the <a href="https://cmsw.mit.edu/publications/ilona-karmel-writing-prizes/winners/">Ilona Karmel Writing Prizes</a> by <a href="https://cmsw.mit.edu">MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing</a>.
430                    </p>
431                </div> 
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434            <!--<description> Sagnik Anupam's High School Achievements </description>-->
435            <h4 class="p4"> H<span style="font-size:0.9em;">IGH</span> S<span style="font-size:0.9em;">CHOOL</span> A<span style="font-size:0.9em;">WARDS </span></h4>
436            <p>
437                I graduated from Delhi Public School, R K Puram, New Delhi, in 2020. There, I had served as the <a href="https://dpsrkp.net/student-bodies-2/school-appointments-2019-20/">Head Boy</a> of the student body, as well as a Chief Adviser to <a href="https://exunclan.com/alumni">Exun Clan</a>, the computer science club.
438                I was also a part of Aeross (the Aerospace Society) and the Quizzing Club.
439            </p>
440            <p>
441                <div class="row">
442                    <p class="two columns date"> 
443                        INTEL ISEF
444                    </p>
445                    <p class="ten columns exp">
446                        I represented India at the <a href="https://www.societyforscience.org/press-release/16-year-old-engineer-works-to-improve-spinal-surgery-using-machine-learning-and-computer-vision-full-awards/"> 
447                        Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)</a> in 2018 (at Pittsburgh, PA) and 2019 (at Phoenix, AZ) after winning Grand Awards at 
448                        the <a href="https://www.irisnationalfair.org/uploads/Awards_ISEF2019_Final.pdf">IRIS National Science Fair</a>.
449                    </p>
450                </div>
451                <div class="row">
452                    <p class="two columns date"> 
453                    </p>
454                    <p class="ten columns exp-para-2">
455                        In 2018, I participated in the Robotics and Intelligent Machines category with my project "Phishing Website Detection Using Support Vector Machines and Nature-Inspired Optimization Algorithms", 
456                        and in 2019 I participated in the Earth and Environmental Sciences category with my project "Augura: Flood Risk Prediction Using Machine-Learning and Geographic Information Systems."
457                    </p>
458                </div>
459                <div class="row">
460                    <p class="two columns date"> 
461                    </p>
462                    <p class="ten columns exp-para-2">
463                        At <a href="https://www.societyforscience.org/press-release/intel-isef-2019-special-awards-winners-announced/">
463ISEF 2019</a>, my project won 
464                        the Third Grand Award in the Earth and Environmental Sciences Category, as well as a Second Award from the Ashtavadhani Vidwan Ambati Subbaraya 
465                        Chetty (AVASC) Foundation.
466                    </p>
467                </div>  
468            </p>
469            <p>
470                <div class="row">
471                    <p class="two columns date"> 
472                        INTERNATIONAL LINGUISTICS OLYMPIAD
473                    </p>
474                    <p class="ten columns exp">
475                        I won an Honorable Mention at the <a href="https://ioling.org/results/IND/">International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL)</a> in 2017 at Dublin, Ireland, 
476                        after obtaining a Silver Medal at the <a href="https://ltrc.iiit.ac.in/nlpmt/plo/#/previous/">Panini Linguistics Olympiad</a>.
477                    </p>
478                </div> 
479            </p>
480            <p>
481                <div class="row">
482                    <p class="two columns date"> 
483                        ASIA-PACIFIC LINGUISTICS OLYMPIAD
484                    </p>
485                    <p class="ten columns exp">
486                        I won a Bronze Medal at the  <a href="https://aplo.asia/results/">Asia-Pacific Linguistics Olympiad (APLO)</a> in 2019.
487                    </p>
488                </div> 
489            </p>
490            <p>
491                <div class="row">
492                    <p class="two columns date"> 
493                        INTERNATIONAL PHILOSOPHY OLYMPIAD
494                    </p>
495                    <p class="ten columns exp">
496                        I won a Bronze Medal at the <a href="http://www.philosophy-olympiad.org">International Philosophy Olympiad (IPO)</a> in 2018 at Bar, Montenegro.
497                    </p>
498                </div> 
499            </p>
500            <p>
501                <div class="row">
502                    <p class="two columns date"> 
503                        INTERNATIONAL YOUTH PHYSICISTS' TOURNAMENT
504                    </p>
505                    <p class="ten columns exp">
506                        I was a part of the team that represented India at the <a href="https://www.iypt.org/past-tournaments/iypt-2018/">
506International Youth Physicists' Tournament (IYPT)</a> in 2018 at Beijing, China.
507                    </p>
508                </div> 
509            </p>
510            <p>
511                <div class="row">
512                    <p class="two columns date"> 
513                        GOOGLE
514                    </p>
515                    <p class="ten columns exp">
516                        I was selected to be a member of Google's CSSI-Coursera 2020 cohort.
517                    </p>
518                </div> 
519            </p>
520            <p>
521                <div class="row">
522                    <p class="two columns date"> 
523                        GOOGLE INDIA
524                    </p>
525                    <p class="ten columns exp">
526                        I won the Google India <a href="https://codetolearn.withgoogle.com/code2learn_2020/unit?unit=1&lesson=10">Code to Learn Contest</a> in 2019 in the machine learning category.
527                    </p>
528                </div> 
529            </p>
530            <p>
531                <div class="row">
532                    <p class="two columns date"> 
533                        MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT, GOVT. OF INDIA
534                    </p>
535                    <p class="ten columns exp">
536                        I was awarded the <a href="https://twitter.com/ministrywcd/status/1219913611688022016?lang=en">National Child Award for Exceptional Achievement</a> (or Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar), India's 
537                        youth civilian honor, in 2020 in the innovation category.
538                    </p>
539                </div> 
540            </p>
541            <p>
542                <div class="row">
543                    <p class="two columns date"> 
544                        NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
545                    </p>
546                    <p class="ten columns exp">
547                        I was a member of the <a href="https://www.nyas.org/programs/global-stem-alliance/the-junior-academy/">Junior Academy</a> of the <a href="https://www.nyas.org">New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS)</a> from 2019 to 2020.
548                    </p>
549                </div> 
550            </p>
551            <p>
552                <div class="row">
553                    <p class="two columns date"> 
554                        NASA AMES
555                    </p>
556                    <p class="ten columns exp">
557                        I won a First Award in the Grade 11 Large Team category at the <a href="https://space.nss.org/settlement/nasa/Contest/Results/2018/index.html">NASA Ames Space Settlement Design Contest</a> (now the NSS Space Settlement Contest) in 2018.
558                    </p>
559                </div> 
560            </p>
561            <p>
562                <div class="row">
563                    <p class="two columns date"> 
564                        CONRAD SPIRIT OF INNOVATION CHALLENGE
565                    </p>
566                    <p class="ten columns exp">
567                        I was a finalist in the Aerospace and Aviation category at the <a href="https://www.conradchallenge.org">Conrad Spirit of Innovation Challenge</a> in 2017 at the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Orlando, FL.
568                    </p>
569                </div> 
570            </p>
571            <h4 class="p4"> V<span style="font-size:0.9em;">OLUNTEERING</span> </h4>
572            <p>
573                <div class="row">
574                    <p class="two columns date"> 
575                        Jun 2019 - Jul 2019
576                    </p>
577                    <p class="ten columns exp">
578                        I volunteered as a research intern in June 2019 as a part of a school-run program with the <a href="https://sinhayana.com">Sinhayana Foundation</a>, an independent non-profit 
579                        aiming to empower underprivileged children by providing dance education free of cost through their <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20251009202126/https://www.danceoutofpoverty.org/">Dance Out of Poverty</a> initiative. As a volunteer, I wrote a paper analyzing the dance 
580                        sector and the developments in dance education across different c
580ountries.
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