Gaurav Sharma
About Gaurav Sharma
Gaurav Sharma is a Research Mentor at Ideas That Matter and Shoolini University, and a Research Scholar at SRISTI Innovations. He has a background in Biotechnology and has filed three patents based on his research in immuno-virology.
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Gaurav Sharma is currently serving as a Research Mentor at multiple institutions including Ideas That Matter, Shoolini University, and SRISTI Innovations. He is also the Chief of Academic Affairs at Envision and the Founder of HimTradi.
Current Roles and Responsibilities
Gaurav Sharma holds several significant positions in various organizations. At Ideas That Matter, he is a Research Mentor since 2022. Simultaneously, he serves as a Research Scholar at SRISTI Innovations in Ahmedabad starting from 2021. In addition, he has taken on the role of Research Mentor at Shoolini University in Solan since 2021. Beyond this, he has contributed as the Chief of Academic Affairs at Envision and founded HimTradi in Himachal Pradesh, where he develops innovative projects and programs.
Previous Experience
Gaurav Sharma's prior roles include working at Queen's University Belfast as an iENGAGE Student in 2021 and as a BIIS -8 Student at SRISTI Innovations in the same year. He interned briefly at Ethical Edufabrica Pvt. Ltd in 2020 and was a Summer Research Student at Sichuan University in 2019. He also served as a Campus Ambassador for TBS Planet Comics in 2018 and gained extensive experience as a Research Student at Shoolini University from 2017 to 2021.
Education and Academic Background
Gaurav Sharma pursued his studies at Sichuan University, achieving a UIP (study+research) in Biotechnology in 2019. Prior to that, he completed his Bachelor's degree in Biotechnology at Shoolini University, where he studied from 2017 to 2021. His earlier education at D.A.V. Sr. Sec. School Mandi culminated in a High School degree focused on Science/Medical.
Research Contributions and Achievements
Gaurav Sharma has made significant contributions to his field, filing three patents (two utility and one design) related to immuno-virology. He was the runner-up in the 'Bio-brainer Microbiology Debate Competition 2021' organized by Biocon Academy. His notable works include the development of carbon quantum dots from Himalayan medicinal plants for antimicrobial applications in agriculture. Additionally, he has successfully led the Young Researchers Program, integrating intellectual property rights into school students' innovations.