Akash Manoj
Akash Manoj (pronunciation: Ah-kash Ma-noj) is a notable young Indian scientist known for his significant contributions to the field of medical science. He is particularly recognized for developing a non-invasive device that can predict silent heart attacks.
Early Life and Education
Akash Manoj was born and raised in Tamil Nadu, India. He developed an interest in medical science at a young age, which led him to pursue his passion and make significant contributions to the field.
Career and Contributions
Akash Manoj is best known for his invention of a non-invasive device that can predict silent heart attacks. This device is designed to detect the increased levels of FABP3, a biomarker of heart attacks, in the blood without the need for a blood test. His invention has the potential to save many lives and has earned him recognition both nationally and internationally.
Recognition
Akash Manoj has received several awards for his contributions to medical science. He was awarded the Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Ignite Award for his invention. He was also recognized by the President of India for his significant contributions to the field of medical science.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Akash Manoj
- Wikipedia's article - Akash Manoj
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