Hub Governing Board
Dr. Govindan Rangarajan
Chairman Hub Governing Board
(Director, IISc) Nonlinear dynamics and chaos and time series analysis (University of Maryland, USA)
Dr. Navakanta Bhat
Member Hub Governing Board
(Dean , Division of Interdisciplinary Research, IISc) Nanoscale transistor devices, novel materials for creating new robust, inexpensive and low-power sensor devices and systems (Stanford, IITB)
Prof. A Paulraj
Member Hub Governing Board
(Emeritus Professor, Stanford University) MIMO Wireless Theory, Artificial Intelligence, Wireless Networks, Societal Impact of Information Technology
Prof. Daniela Rus
Member Hub Governing Board
(Professor & Director, CSAIL, MIT) Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics, Security & Cryptography, Systems & Networking
Mr. Dattatri Salagame
Member Hub Governing Board
( President and Managing Director at Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions)
Mr. Prashanth Prakash
Member Hub Governing Board
(Partner, Accel)
Mr. Subhashis Banerjee
Member Hub Governing Board
( Co-founder, COO, AI Foundry, Ex. Stan Chart PE, Sequoia Capital, Tishman speyer , IIMC, IITK)
Prof. B. Gurumoorthy
Member Hub Governing Board
(Chief Executive, Society for Innovation & Development, IISc) Product Informatics, Computational Metrology, CAD, Computer Aided Prototyping)
Dr. Ramana Reddy
Member Hub Governing Board
(Additional Chief Secretary, Department of IT-BT, Government of Karnataka)
Dr. K.R. Murali Mohan
Member Hub Governing Board
(Mission Director, National Misison on ICPS, Department of Science & Technology, Government of India)
Board of Directors
Dr. Govindan Rangarajan
Chairman Hub Governing Board
(Director, IISc) Nonlinear dynamics and chaos and time series analysis (University of Maryland, USA)
Dr. Bharadwaj Amrutur
Research Head & Director
Dr. Bharadwaj Amrutur (Professor, IISc), Head of Robert Bosch Centre for Cyber Physical systems (Stanford, IITB)
Dr. Navakanta Bhat
Member Hub Governing Board
(Dean, Division of Interdisciplinary Research, IISc) Nanoscale transistor devices, novel materials for creating new robust, inexpensive and low-power sensor devices and systems (Stanford, IITB)
