The gap between academic research and real-world innovation has long been one of India's biggest challenges. While universities continue to produce talented graduates and impactful research, transforming those ideas into commercially viable technologies requires stronger collaboration between academia and industry. This was the central message...

The gap between academic research and real-world innovation has long been one of India's biggest challenges. While universities continue to produce talented graduates and impactful research, transforming those ideas into commercially viable technologies requires stronger...

The gap between academic research and real-world innovation has long been one of India's biggest challenges. While universities continue to produce talented graduates and impactful research, transforming those ideas into commercially viable technologies requires stronger collaboration between academia and industry. This was the central message delivered by Pon Maa Kishan, who recently addressed two different audiences at two leading institutions in Chennai—each with a common purpose: preparing the next generation to think beyond classrooms and create solutions with real societal and industrial impact. At VIT Chennai, where he serves as a Technology Transfer Officer, Pon Maa Kishan was invited to address faculty members during the Faculty Induction Program. His session focused...

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