Four Indian Americans receive 2006 Sloan foundation awards

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Four Indian Americans have been awarded 2006 Sloan Research Fellowships
designed to enhance the careers of the very best young faculty members
in specified field of science. A total of 116 fellowships are awarded
annually in seven fields: chemistry, computational and evolutionary
molecular biology, computer science, economic, mathematics,
neuroscience and physics.

The Indian American awardees are: Subhash Khot, assistant professor at
the college of Computing at Georgia Tech University (two year grant of
$45,000); Ananth Seshadri, associate professor economics at the
University of Wisconsin-Madison; Arun Paramekanti, assistant professor
of physics at the University of Toronto and Kiran Sridhar Kedlaya,
assistant professor of mathematics at MIT.

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