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Madan Babu as the institution’s first Chief Data Scientist and leader of the newly formed Office of Data Science This $195 million research enterprise will have 115 new positions advanced computing technologies and data science approaches to biomedical research His team will also facilitate the integration of biological and biomedical data “Our ability to quickly analyze huge datasets is becoming increasingly crucial to scientific breakthroughs, particularly when it comes to biochemistry and cell biology,” said James R. Downing a globally recognized expert in this field our Office of Data Science will strengthen data-sharing between the lab and the clinic accelerating our progress in finding cures and developing treatments for children with catastrophic diseases.” “Dr. Babu is a pioneer in developing and applying data science-based approaches to reveal fundamental principles of biological systems,” said J. Paul Taylor executive vice president and scientific director we aim to create a seamless scientific ecosystem where experimental clinical and data scientists collaborate effectively to advance our understanding of healthy and disease states.” St. Jude accelerated its journey into data science with genomic studies and their associated molecular and clinical data providing data and analysis resources to the global research community there are an estimated 150 petabytes of biological data from open sources The explosion of different types of data in recent years such as imaging and population data has increased both the complexity and sheer amount of biological information available to scientists who need to translate the data into findings and then cures The challenge is to integrate and derive actionable information from these large and diverse datasets Jude is a unique place and I am honored to lead this initiative,” Babu said “With our intellectual ecosystem of talented clinical experimental and data scientists united under the same mission Jude to build a data science enterprise of this magnitude.” He has made major contributions in the fields of G-protein coupled receptors intrinsically disordered proteins and gene regulation Babu earned his PhD in computational genomics from Cambridge University and his undergraduate degree from Anna University Babu completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the National Institutes of Health media@stjude.org You can also contact a specific member of the media team Thank you for signing up to receive updates from St. Jude. You may manage your subscriptions at the St. Jude E-mail Management Center .hide-breadcrumb div.breadcrumb { display: none; } In a continued commitment to expand its presence Vanderbilt University has appointed Megha Madan as its inaugural senior director of global engagement and external partnerships Madan, who starts her position in August, will support efforts to bring the world to Vanderbilt and bring Vanderbilt to the world. She will report to Tracy Sharpley-Whiting who holds the Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Distinguished Chair in the Humanities and serves as vice provost of arts Madan’s initial focus will be facilitating the renewal of Vanderbilt’s partnership agreements with Leipzig University in Germany and inaugurating one with the International University of Rabat in Morocco Vanderbilt established a number of collaborations with Leipzig University years ago leading the administrations of the two universities to sign a memorandum of understanding that allows and encourages academic exchanges and facilitates joint research programs student programs and a cultural exchange program Leipzig University was founded in 1409 and has enjoyed 600 years of uninterrupted teaching and research making it the second oldest university in Germany It is also one of Germany’s top 20 research organizations The university has made it a tradition to cross academic boundaries and promote interdisciplinary research The partnership has been so successful that Vanderbilt and Leipzig University will continue the relationship with a new memorandum of understanding signed when representatives from the university visit in August Vanderbilt’s new collaboration with the International University of Rabat is also thriving Vanderbilt this fall will host administrators and faculty from the International University of Rabat to explore partnerships in social sciences The visit will include plans to sign an educational collaborative agreement and a panel discussion on Mediterranean Africa The partnership with the International University of Rabat adds to Vanderbilt’s MENASS (Middle East which also include the University of Haifa Madan’s appointment is just part of a strategy designed to increase support to Vanderbilt’s global engagement efforts Madan’s recruitment and several other initiatives in the past six months have come in response to the recommendations of the Global Strategy Committee which was appointed by Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs C Cybele Raver in January 2023 as part of a campus-wide effort to grow the university’s reputation and collaboration worldwide The Global Strategy Committee identified three main themes for its recommendations at the start of 2023:  Madan’s hire will help advance those goals even further “Vanderbilt’s global connections and collaborations are essential to our mission,” Sharpley-Whiting said “I am pleased to welcome Megha Madan to Vanderbilt and am excited for her vision to advance Vanderbilt scholarship and its global impact broaden and deepen our international collaborations build new relationships and enhance opportunities for students to participate in international learning Bringing her aboard will allow Vanderbilt to continue its exciting momentum on the global stage.”  Madan is an accomplished higher education professional with expertise in global strategy program management and partnership development including engaging with comprehensive global audiences and fostering innovative cross-border strategic partnerships She has worked at Emory University for nearly eight years she has been the face of Goizueta Business School’s emerging global strategy by enhancing collaborations with institutional partners and strengthening global business education programs Her role involved active collaboration with students serving as a vital liaison with Emory University leadership Emory’s Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives Madan contributed significantly to Emory University’s Office of Alumni and Engagement particularly by focusing on engagement in key international regions aligned with institutional goals “I am thrilled to be joining Vanderbilt University and honored to work with a team of leaders dedicated to advancing the university’s academic and global impact Vanderbilt’s emphasis on global collaboration aligns with my passion and expertise in cross-cultural exchange and 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Amazon.comConditions of UseAmazon Privacy Policy© 1996-2025 Amazon.com the U.S.-India relationship has changed considerably including in the defense and security domains Structural factors have driven the two countries to cooperate across the administrations of presidents as different as Bill Clinton The relationship is not without divergences which currently include India’s partnership with Russia and U.S if the strategic convergence between Washington and Delhi persists and if India once again adapts its approach according to a new administration’s priorities and preferences then this cooperation will continue and possibly even increase Washington has had a broader strategic rationale for investing in ties with New Delhi Successive administrations have seen India as a growing power that offers opportunities for various U.S and whose choices—for good and bad—will affect American interests More particularly, the United States has perceived India through the prism of the ongoing competition in the Indo-Pacific. Washington considers India to be a contributor to regional deterrence in the context of China’s increased assertiveness and—at different times and to different degrees—a geopolitical counterbalance New Delhi broadly shares Washington’s vision of the region the sense that a rising China’s assertive behavior is the critical challenge to it sometimes even more so than some American allies India has been willing to work with the United States to respond to this and other regional challenges interest in this is partly that a more capable India would not just be able to deter China at its borders but also be a key security provider in the Indian Ocean region—one that is willing to burden-share New Delhi’s theory of the case for investing in the U.S.-India partnership has broadly been complementary. Indian policymakers have seen the United States as crucial to achieving their objectives: security This has made partnerships indispensable—and the United States has been useful for New Delhi’s China strategy in several ways Washington has bolstered India’s internal balancing by enhancing Indian capabilities and resilience And the United States has served as an external balancer by contributing to a favorable balance of power and influence in the region by providing strategic and economic alternatives to countries in the region and by supporting India during crises with China non-Western option—but it can also create friction if Specific recommendations will depend on the next president’s priorities and sense of India’s role in them as well as the next administration’s approach to India and other partners (strategic or transactional) one task for American and Indian policymakers will be to tackle the differences mentioned above they have the potential to complicate or constrain the cooperation that strategic convergence makes possible As—or even more—important will be maintaining the forward progress across various domains in the relationship Momentum has somewhat slowed in certain areas because of both countries’ elections and other preoccupations The U.S.-India partnership is more “natural” than it has been in the past but it still requires nurturing—particularly at the high level The next administration should assess what has worked—and what has not—in the partnership This should include evaluating existing mechanisms before giving in to the temptation to replace them with new ones It would also be advisable for the next administration to identify its goals and discuss them with India while also seeking to understand New Delhi’s objectives Unrealistically high expectations are unhelpful but having indifferently low expectations risks leaving opportunities on the table the new administration should approach ties with pragmatic ambition Finally, the next administration (and its transition team) will have to watch potential developments between now and inauguration day that might have an impact on U.S. interests. These include possible crises (India-China, India-Pakistan, vis-à-vis Bangladesh), a potential Sino-Indian tactical thaw and India’s approach to the Russia-Ukraine and Middle East conflicts India will be keeping a close eye on the U.S as well as the sustainability of minilateralism (and especially the Quad) given India’s own competition with China and the extent to which strategic convergence has driven U.S.-India cooperation and incentivized the management of differences Indian policymakers will also care deeply about the next administration’s China policy—which they hope will remain competitive their questions about a potential Kamala Harris administration will revolve around how much continuity or change there will be from the Biden administration in terms of policy and personnel New Delhi will want to see how her administration prioritizes the Indo-Pacific; the approach to China; the willingness to deepen cooperation with India in the security and technology domains; and how much a Harris administration will focus on the values pillar of the relationship and India will hope that his first-term competitiveness with China and focus on the Indo-Pacific will return New Delhi likely believes that Trump would bring the Russia-Ukraine war to a speedier end and hopes that he would not focus much on the state of Indian democracy and human rights But New Delhi will be concerned about a second Trump administration’s volatility and transactionalism there will be uncertainty about Trump’s China approach—the possibility of him seeking a deal with Xi Jinping—and his commitment to working with allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific economic approach that focuses more on reshoring or nearshoring rather than friendshoring and increased American reluctance or a higher price for technology sharing or development finance India would be adversely affected by a Trump administration that might impose constraints on high-skilled visas or international student programs or put pressure on India because of the higher number of undocumented migrants traveling from there relationship for New Delhi means it will seek to work closely with whichever candidate makes it to the White House And it will adjust its approach based on the result of the elections—not just vis-à-vis a new administration but potentially toward other major and middle powers as well Shruti Sampat has studied Masters in Communication and Journalism she has an eye for news pieces worth the readers' time and news factor Being a literature student often uses the skills to engage the reader to stay glued to the article and click more often.Read More Jungle diaries: 48 hours in India’s most thrilling tiger reserve 10 lines from Shakespeare's works that people will remember forever 8 plants that once grown give unlimited harvest On a rhino trail: Top national parks to spot majestic one-horned giants How to make delicious high-protein Chickpea Salad Most impressive big cat species from around the world Our Privacy Policy has been revised. Please review updated ';P+='Privacy Policy Here';P+=' We are unable to find what you are looking for Copyright © 2025 Ushodaya Enterprises Pvt Given the potential impact on India’s willingness to cooperate with countries to balance China the possibility of such a change has been a subject of interest for India’s partners There are reasons why the Modi government might seek to stabilize ties with China or at least set a floor for the India-China relationship a tactical thaw is more likely than any structural shift away from Sino-Indian rivalry This is because there has already been a reset in Sino-Indian ties—to a more competitive level the relationship will remain there due to the range of divergences that persist between India and China fiery rhetoric against China was largely absent on the campaign trail Both Singh and Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar have denied that India’s approach has changed But there are several reasons why it won’t be surprising if a third-term Modi government seeks to put relations with China on a more stable footing New Delhi does not want another escalation at the border where the four-year-old military standoff continues Conflict could disrupt India’s economic growth and other objectives and would have an uncertain outcome given the Sino-Indian capabilities gap Indian policymakers have already been grappling with the fallout of several global and regional crises Then there are the tensions in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait These crises will shape New Delhi’s thinking about a potential escalation with China. They have absorbed India’s and its partners’ bandwidth and resources which are needed to balance Beijing. These partners include the United States, which provided India with fast-tracked or leased military supplies and diplomatic support during the 2020 Sino-Indian crisis Indians would have also warily watched high-level Australia-China visits and the revival of China-Japan-South Korea talks While these interactions would concern India they could simultaneously suggest to New Delhi that Beijing might be ready for a rethink too—since the United States rather than India is China’s primary rival The Modi government might want to test whether Beijing under pressure from Washington and facing economic headwinds could seek to ease tensions on its India front and stall the deepening of India’s ties with China’s rivals some officials and analysts might press for a China rethink due to their skepticism of the United States and concern about New Delhi getting too close to Washington They might believe that a better equation with China would alleviate the need for alignment with the United States and other Western partners A milder version of this motive would be outreach to China serving to remind India’s Western friends that the Modi government has options and should not be taken for granted The extent and outcome of such an Indian exploration with China is uncertain. There was similar speculation in spring-summer 2023 about a breakthrough A thaw could also be perilous for New Delhi Any asks from Beijing that curb India’s balancing efforts—building its domestic capacities and foreign partnerships—would be strategically risky with no guarantee that Beijing will respect any commitments it makes If there is movement despite these obstacles, possible outcomes could involve increased engagement between more senior officials or ministers, including perhaps at the forthcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit They could involve tactical adjustments at the border discussions about updating the border agreements or selective economic reengagement and renewed civil society interactions Modi will not want Beijing to believe that he is weaker after the Indian election could there be an Indian effort to see whether a more stable dynamic with China is possible But his government is bound to embark on any such outreach while keeping in mind the limits of those previous initiatives and with the understanding that there has been little let up in Sino-Indian competition across several domains This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page They have played good cricket and have similarities between their team compositions too It all depends upon who takes the advantage in the final it's the team that matters," 1983 World Cup-winner Madan Lal told NDTV in an exclusive interview