Tata Center’s Translational Research Program Helps MIT Researchers Achieve Real-World Impact
The Program is being directed by Dr. Jason Prapas, who joined MIT last August Story ➝
- Tata Fellow Kevin Kung Wins the Cyclotron Road Fellowship
- Tata Fellow Damak and Karim Khalil Win the Grand Prize at MIT $100k Launch
- Tata Talks: Rikin Gandhi, Executive Director & Co-founder, Digital Green
- Tata Center Adds Eight New Projects to its 2018-2019 Portfolio
- Tata Fellows take Grand Prize at 2018 Rice Business Plan Competition
- Tata Fellow Katerina Mantzavinou’s Image Displayed at the Koch Institute Public Galleries
- Crowdsourced flood mapping platform is now live in Chennai, India
- Documentary featuring Tata Center project wins a New England Emmy
+ Tata Spotlight
Piyush Chaunsali
Material Science & Engineering
Postdoc Associate heads back to India to join IIT-Madras as Assistant Professor.
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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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+ Calendar
- September 14, 12pm
Welcome Back BBQ Lunch [E14 Media Lab 6th floor]
- September 27-28
4th Annual Tata Center Symposium and Conference [Samberg Conference Center, Building E52 6th floor] Address: 50 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA 02139
- TBD
Call for Proposals
+ About
Innovation and collaboration for change.
The Tata Center for Technology and Design trains and supports MIT researchers working to solve challenges facing communities in India and the developing world. Our work spans six overlapping areas: agriculture, energy, environment, health, housing, and water.
Tata Center projects go beyond the lab and seek real-world impact, guided by the core principles of relevance, practicality, and sensitivity to context.
Working with collaborators throughout India, and with our sister-centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, the Tata Center creates solutions designed to serve human needs.
