Infosys Science Foundation Congratulates New Royal Society Fellows
23 April 2012
The Royal Society which is one of the most coveted fellowships in the world of science announced the new fellows for the year which included six names of Indian origin, two of them being Infosys Prize 2009 Life Sciences Laureate, Prof. K. VijayRaghavan recognized by the society for being an "outstanding developmental geneticist" and Infosys Prize 2010 Mathematical Sciences Laureate Prof. Chandrashekhar B. Khare, who has been referred to by the society as "an extremely original mathematician" and added that "his forte is finding ingenious but relatively simple new ideas."
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