Karpagam Raja Chockalingam

Brainstormer, Concerned citizen, Idea generator, Student

I am an enthusiast who is passionate about learning, exploring new ideas and learn new things. I believe that curiosity is one of the most powerful force of life. I believe that learning is not only done in classroom but also in everyday life and conversation and also through introspection. For me progress is not about perfection, but about taking small steps at a time and becoming a better version of ourselves. I also enjoy exploring new things, learning new skills and redefining perspective that will help me grow as a person.

I am excited by life because science gives me the framework to understand how everything around us exists, reproduces and undergoes processes of change. Biotechnology is more than a field of study for me, it is the very basis of my dreams, a domain, which despite the size of its findings, can introduce rare and genuine solutions for the creation of value for humanity. I am motivated by examples of how biology and technology will only add new dimensions to already established fields of health, sustainability, and innovation. I am particularly fascinated with areas of neuroscience because the human brain remains one of the most intriguing mysteries. Learning more about the brain and how we learn and understand ourselves, may change the way we deal with medicine and learning in the future. My desire is to be a part of the collaborative paths of discovery and impact

Curiosity is one of the most undervalued powers we all have. In fact, curiosity has the power to turn everyday moments into a chance to learn, reflect, and grow. We tend to think only amazing people change the game, but guess what? The most meaningful change begins with a simple question such as "Why?" or "What if?" Curiosity helps us move out of our comfort zone, explore the unknown, and push back against other's limits and more importantly, our own. Remaining in a state of curiosity keeps us evolving not just as learners or accomplished professionals but as people. In short, curiosity can turn anyone into a lifelong learner, explorer, and change agent

Bioinnovation, Critical and creative thinking, Team collaboration and leadership skills