Andy David, Diplomat and Innovation Leader from Tel Aviv, Israel, delivered a snap talk on innovation and research incubation at Karpagam Institute of Technology in Coimbatore, emphasizing global collaboration and ecosystem development.
Coimbatore: Karpagam Institute of Technology hosted a research discussion featuring a snap talk by Andy David, Diplomat and Innovation Leader from Tel Aviv District, Israel. The event focused on innovation, the international ecosystem, and the future of research incubation.
David emphasized the importance of cross-border collaborations and the role of global ecosystems in driving research and technological advancements. He highlighted how incubation programs are critical to transforming early-stage research into scalable innovations.

The event was attended by several prominent leaders and experts, including Professor Dr. Manimaran, Principal of Karpagam Institute of Technology, and Dr. Kumar Chinnaiyan, Principal of Karpagam College of Engineering. Ganapathy Gangatharan, CEO of Yellow Networks, Coimbatore, and Anandhapadmanaban, Innovation Evangelist at Yellow Networks, were also present.
Other notable attendees included D. Bhanu, Director of Corporate Relations at Karpagam Institutions, Dr. D. Parthasarathy, Dean of R&D and Industry Relations at Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, and Lt. Sridar, Head of the Research Incubation Center at Karpagam Academy. Heads of departments, faculty members, and dedicated research scholars also participated in the event.

Following his talk, David engaged in an interactive session with the audience. He addressed questions from scholars on various topics, including international collaboration, funding opportunities, intellectual property rights, and strategies for scaling innovation. The session provided a platform for a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights on enhancing research outcomes and incubating innovation in a global context.
The event served as a valuable opportunity for students, researchers, and faculty members to gain insights from an international perspective on innovation and research incubation. It also highlighted the importance of fostering global connections and collaborations in the pursuit of technological advancements and scientific research.
David emphasized the importance of cross-border collaborations and the role of global ecosystems in driving research and technological advancements. He highlighted how incubation programs are critical to transforming early-stage research into scalable innovations.
The event was attended by several prominent leaders and experts, including Professor Dr. Manimaran, Principal of Karpagam Institute of Technology, and Dr. Kumar Chinnaiyan, Principal of Karpagam College of Engineering. Ganapathy Gangatharan, CEO of Yellow Networks, Coimbatore, and Anandhapadmanaban, Innovation Evangelist at Yellow Networks, were also present.
Other notable attendees included D. Bhanu, Director of Corporate Relations at Karpagam Institutions, Dr. D. Parthasarathy, Dean of R&D and Industry Relations at Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, and Lt. Sridar, Head of the Research Incubation Center at Karpagam Academy. Heads of departments, faculty members, and dedicated research scholars also participated in the event.
Following his talk, David engaged in an interactive session with the audience. He addressed questions from scholars on various topics, including international collaboration, funding opportunities, intellectual property rights, and strategies for scaling innovation. The session provided a platform for a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights on enhancing research outcomes and incubating innovation in a global context.
The event served as a valuable opportunity for students, researchers, and faculty members to gain insights from an international perspective on innovation and research incubation. It also highlighted the importance of fostering global connections and collaborations in the pursuit of technological advancements and scientific research.