Infinite Cooling takes first place at the US Department of Energy’s Cleantech University Prize competition

Tata Fellow Maher Damak and Infinite Cooling team pitch their clean energy technology that could reduce power plant water consumption and water costs. Story ➝

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Katy Olesnavage
Mechanical Engineer

One of the original Tata Fellows shares favorite memories, travel advice, and where she’s headed next.
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Nikhil Mallareddy
Systems Engineer

First-year Tata Fellow is half a world away from his comfort zone—and that’s exactly how he likes it.
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Varun Mehra
Electrical Engineer

Tata Fellow’s pilgrimage into the Himalayas brings electricity to a remote monastery.
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