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Shiva Muruganandham
Advisor, Investor & Author
Shivaprakash Muruganandham is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational and work background. He studied astronomy and astrophysics at both the Indian Institute of Astrophysics and the M.P. Birla Institute of Fundamental Research, later obtaining a Master's degree in science from both the Luleå University of Technology and the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg. He rounded out his education with further studies in electrical engineering, robotics, and informatics at the Czech Technical University in Prague.
Throughout his career, he has gained valuable experience in various roles, including as a Senior Consultant and Analyst at Northern Sky Research (NSR), as a System Engineer at Valeo, as a Research Assistant at the Czech Technical University in Prague, and as a Research and Development Intern at ABM Space Education Sp. z o.o. He also worked as a Trainee Decision Scientist at Mu Sigma Inc. and as a Product Developer at Engineered Mechatronics, Inc.
Shivaprakash's expertise in fields such as astronomy, astrophysics, electrical engineering, and mechatronics has enabled him to make significant contributions to the organizations he has worked for. His experience in research and development, product development, analysis, and system engineering has given him a unique perspective that has helped him excel in his current position at NSR.
Highlights
Excited to be heading to Los Alamos National Laboratory soon! I will be in the Los Alamos/Santa Fe area over the next few weeks, working on cryosphere and climate model simulations. To my friends and colleagues in the earth/space sciences and geospatial community, reach out if you’re around and would like to connect!
Fantastic first day at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting this week in San Francisco, where a few thousand climate, earth and space scientists have taken over downtown SF. Reach out if you’d like to connect!
I’ll be sharing some recent work on navigating the problem of deep uncertainty in future Antarctic melt (on Thursday), and will mostly be in the cryosphere, ocean and earth observation sessions. If you’re doing anything with climate risk/policy and open geospatial data, particularly with wicked problems in sea level rise, coastal flooding and glaciers/water resources in High Mountain Asia, I’d love to talk! #AGU23
