MIT-India Conference - Accelerating Innovation

The first-annual MIT-India Conference is a joint initiative of the MIT Schools of Arts, Engineering, Science and Management. As a part of the broader MIT Global Initiative, the conference aims to celebrate the existing partnerships between MIT and India, as well as discuss future collaborations between the two that could help accelerate innovation into the future. The key areas of discussion in panels and plenaries will be innovative technologies, healthcare, frugal innovation, finance, and governance in India today. We hope these conversations will continue even beyond the sessions.  It will be held September 23, 2011.

 

For more information on the conference or to register please visit http://indiaconference.mit.edu/

Agenda

Time

Venue

Event

09:00 AM Space outside MPR Coffee and Registration
09:30 AM Multi-purpose Room Opening Ceremony
09:45 AM Multi-purpose Room Plenary Session I  (Energy and Environment)
11:00 AM Space outside MPR Networking Break
11:15 AM Multi-purpose Room,
Winter Garden
Panels I  (Finance and Healthcare)
12:45 PM Multi-purpose Room Lunch
02:00 PM Multi-purpose Room Plenary Session II  (Information Technology)
03:15 PM Space outside MPR Networking Break
03:30 PM Multi-purpose Room,
Winter Garden
Panels II  (Governance and Frugal Innovation)
04:45 PM Multi-purpose Room Closing Ceremony
05:00 PM Media Lab Technology Showcase + Cocktail Reception
(By Invite Only)

Technology Showcase:

The India Conference Showcase will exhibit MIT’s cutting-edge research and initiatives focused on fostering India’s economic growth and development. Along with poster presentations on breakthrough research and latest initiatives, the showcase event will also have live technology demonstrations providing an interactive hands-on atmosphere. This event will provide a unique opportunity where the conference attendees will be able to interact one-on-one with prominent MIT researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs.

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