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Australia India Institute awards prestigious fellowships to Indian & Australian researchers

28 Australian and 35 Indian research students and early-career researchers make up the varied group, and 59% of them are female.

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March 6, 2023
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Australia India Institute awards prestigious fellowships to Indian & Australian researchers

Source: ARCH India

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Australia India Institute is in charge of the bilateral programme, which is supported by the Australian Government Department of Education and promotes student exchange between the two nations.

The Australia India Research Students Scholarship for 2023 has been given to more than 60 emerging researchers from Australia and India.

The researchers were awarded Fellowships of up to AUD $10,000. 28 Australian and 35 Indian research students and early-career researchers make up the varied group, and 59% of them are female.

More than 500 applications were submitted through the Australian Researcher Collaboration Hub-India, according to Lisa Singh, CEO of the Australia India Institute, making the selection process extremely competitive.

Singh said, “We are thrilled to have such a talented group of individuals joining the AIRS Fellowship program this year and look forward to supporting their professional development.”

“These Fellows are the next generation of research leaders in Australia and India, and we are excited to see the results of these new collaborations. It is through opportunities like this unique program that Australia and India can continue to learn from each other’s quality research and drive global social and scientific advancement,” he added.

The Fellowships are a component of the action plan to improve bilateral relationships in the fields of education and research under the Update to the India Economic Strategy to 2035.

37 Indian higher education institutions will work with 22 Australian universities on the programme.

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Fellows will engage in four to eight-week-long short-term research exchanges while collaborating with a host research mentor on a variety of important subjects. Here’s a list of Indian researchers facilitated.

FELLOWHOME INSTITUTIONHOST INSTITUTION
Mr Anubhav ElhenceBirla Institute of Science and Technology PilaniLa Trobe University
Mr Anudeep TullibilliIndian Institute of ScienceUniversity of New South Wales
Dr Anwesha GhoshIndian Institute of Science Education and Research KolkataGriffith University
Mr Bharath RathinamNational Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-sciencesUniversity of Melbourne
Ms Bushra AnsariIndraprastha Institute of Information Technology DelhiMacquarie University
Mr Hasan IqbalAligarh Muslim UniversityEdith Cowan University
Mr Ishan PhansalkarIndian Institute of Technology BombayMonash University
Ms Ishita BardhanIndian Institute of Technology HyderabadSwinburne University of Technology
Ms Jyoti AroraJawaharlal Nehru UniversityUniversity of Melbourne
Mr Krishan TakharJawaharlal Nehru UniversityUniversity of Queensland
Mr Kushagra SharanIndian Institute of Management KozhikodeUniversity of Wollongong
Ms Lorane ScariaRajagiri College of Social SciencesUniversity of Melbourne
Mr Manideep RoyIndian Institute of Technology KharagpurUniversity of Melbourne
Ms MansiIndian Institute of Public HealthUniversity of Melbourne
Ms Namrata GodambeTata Institute of Social SciencesUniversity of Sydney
Miss Neha WadhwaDelhi UniversityUniversity of Wollongong
Mr Nitish KumarIndian Institute of Technology DelhiMacquarie University
Dr Padmakumar KManipal Academy of Higher Education, ManipalDeakin University
Mrs Pooja ChandKumaun UniversityAustralian National University
Ms PranayaAligarh Muslim UniversityUniversity of Technology Sydney
Dr Priyanka SharmaInstitute of Nano Science and TechnologyUniversity of Queensland
Ms Rahee S. G.Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityUniversity of Melbourne
Dr Rajendra SangarajuIndian Council of Medical ResearchRMIT
Mr Ramengmawia BawitlungIndian Institute of Technology BombayUniversity of Melbourne
Ms Roonaq un NisaTata Institute of Social SciencesMonash University
Mr Sanjeev Kumar VarunIndian Institute of Technology RoorkeeUniversity of Technology Sydney
Mrs Shreelakshmi Kaniyar Prasanna KumarIndian Institute of ScienceRMIT
Mr Shubham VishwakarmaIndian Institute of Science Education and Research, TirupatiUniversity of Melbourne
Ms Sipra HotaIndian Institute of AstrophysicsMacquarie University
Ms Srijani NagIndian Institute of Technology KanpurLa Trobe University
Ms Sugandh PargalIndian Institute of Technology KharagpurUniversity of New South Wales
Mr Sujit ChauhanIndian Institute of Technology BombayUniversity of Western Australia
Mr Vineet AroraIndian Institute of Technology KanpurLa Trobe University
Mrs Wilma SerraoManipal Academy of Higher EducationDeakin University
Mr Yagya NarayanIndian Institute of Technology BombayCurtin UniversityCurtin University

The future of the bilateral relationship is envisioned with education as its flagship industry, and partnerships in research and innovation will be essential to bringing this vision to fruition.

Recent years have seen considerable growth in research cooperation between the two nations, and there is still room to grow academic alliances for better results.

As COVID-19 put many international exchange programmes on hold, “The AIRS Fellowship program is set to deepen research connections and boost student mobility.”

“By working together, we can leverage the expertise and resources of both nations to achieve greater progress on shared challenges than we would be able to on our own,” added Singh.

The AIRS Fellowship programme was suggested jointly at the fifth Australia India Education Council meeting in Delhi in November 2019. 

The sixth Australia India Education Council meeting, co-chaired by Australian Education Minister The Hon Jason Clare and Indian Minister of Education and Skill Development and Entrepreneurship The Hon Dharmendra Pradhan, was held in August 2022.

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