About Sarvesh
My research stands at the forefront of healthcare microrobotics and interdisciplinary bioengineering, focusing on the precision target identification and therapeutic modulation of complex biological microenvironments.
Before joining IIT-Delhi, I held the position of Senior Researcher & PI at DTU Health Technology, Denmark, where together with my team we developed therapeutic lead molecules and microdevices for applications in the gastrointestinal tract, covering a comprehensive pre-clinical products pipeline. In my doctoral thesis, I pioneered research on genetically-engineered bacteria for advanced materials. Guided by renowned metabolic engineering experts, Prof. Akihiko Kondo and Prof. Chiaki Ogino, I investigated how bacteria sense and interact with their microenvironments and adapt to stressors in unique ways. Building upon this, I furthered my research in the area of microrobotics working with Prof. Oliver Schmidt at IFW Dresden, Germany. All robotics are nature-inspired after all. This firm conviction guided my expansion in metabolic engineering with Prof. Vikram G. Yadav, at the UBC, Vancouver, Canada. |
Notable Awards:
2024: ICMR Extramural Research Grant, IIT-Delhi, India 2023: Young Faculty Incentive Fellowship, IIT Delhi, India 2023: Ramanujan Fellowship (declined) 2021: Lundbeck Experiment grant, Denmark 2020: DTU Proof-of-Concept Award, Denmark 2019: Alumnus, 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, Germany. 2017: H.C. Ørsted MSCA Fellowship, Denmark. 2017: Alexander Von Humboldt Fellowship, Germany (declined) 2016: MIT-DBT VSP Fellowship (US-India) 2014: DAAD-Leibniz postdoc fellowship (Germany) 2012: Japanese Government Doctoral Fellowship (MEXT, Japan) 2010: EU Masters Scholarship (Spain). Contact address: Block III, Room 371, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
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