Bio

Rushank Goyal is a self-identifying polymath who aims to apply emerging technologies to a wide array of fields. He is a research intern in the field of computational biology at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bhopal and has presented his work at numerous science fairs, the most recent being ISEF 2021. He's also interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and the internet of things, with his most recent project in this field being in conjunction with the United Nations Development Programme. In his free time, he likes reading up on a variety of topics, from economics and philosophy to Bronze Age history and evolutionary biology. On the side, he's currently dabbling in multivariable calculus and managing a nonprofit called A2M2 that works with partners in sub-Saharan Africa to take action against the oft-overlooked issues of maternal mortality and morbidity.

Project: Visualizing and Analyzing Plant Root Network Characteristics