S. Imtiaz Ali – A Student and Chemist – Setting example for others
” S. Imtiaz Ali an exIITian so called exKGPian who loved to work in Chemistry. But after working as researcher at Biotechnology department at IIT-kgp He shifted to X-ray crystallography. Later he got the Korean Goveremntal Scholarship “Korean Reseach Foundation – Scholarship” for PhD in the field of “Structure and dynamics of DNA-reapir related human protein by NMR and Cryatallography”. Apart from research he was Vice-president of International student association of KAIST (Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology). Also one of the founder member of Indian association in Korea, to extend the colaboration between Korea and India in 2006 there was meeting with Hon Indian President Dr Abdul Kalam. Recently S. Imtiaz Ali has been appread in International tribune Herald.”
Picture: Imtiaz Ali with honorable Indian President Abdul Kalam.
We see a long tradition of “big” indian schools that the students come to mostly USA for higher studies. GRE and TOEFL are must for all. Reason is simple. There are more universities and probably more funding in United States of America. Some students also go to Germany, England and Canada. Rest of the students probably spread across the world.
Imtiaz Ali did the proper thing. He went to Korea. Imtiaz Ali was very popular even in his time at Kharagpur IIT. He plays flute very well. He also participated in numerous dramas. Undoubtly, he has become very pupolar in Korian school! Imtiaz taught many that oppertunities are not only restricted in USA. He broke the traditional thinking and proved that we only need hard work to succeed in our life.
We wish good luck to Imtiaz Ali for his promising PhD work in crystallography and also congratulate for his appearence in International tribune Herald. We will expect some nice articles from Imtiaz describing his unique experience in chemistry and Korea!
Picture 2: Imtiaz performing in Korea.
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