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Sustaining a Tradition of Excellence

Established in 2007, the Young Faculty Fellowship (YFF), formerly known as Young Faculty Award (YFA), upholds IIT Bombay's legacy of academic excellence and mentorship. It enables promising young academics to conduct innovative research, guide emerging leaders, and tackle contemporary challenges.

This initiative, originating from the Class of 1982, focuses on recruiting exceptional young faculty, with fellowships granted since 2010. By connecting academic pursuits with industry needs, YFF attracts international talent, strengthening IIT Bombay's global standing through committed faculty excellence.

2007 - Present

Years of Excellence

50+

Faculty Supported

10,000+

Students Impacted

200+

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    Changemakers Driving India's Future

    From Quantum Technology to Heritage Conservation — discover how Young Faculty Fellows are solving India's most pressing challenges while inspiring the next generation.

    Prof. Parthe Pandit
    Reimagining AI/ML

    Prof. Parthe Pandit

    Prof. Pandit is pushing the boundaries of AI by developing an alternative technology to neural networks. He teaches advanced courses on the mathematics of large-scale AI models, and on high-dimensional statistics.
    Prof. Tanushree H Choudhury
    Reimagining Materials for Tomorrow

    Prof. Tanushree H Choudhury

    At the frontier of material science, Prof. Choudhary studies layered semiconductors that could redefine next-generation devices. Her research seamlessly flows into her teaching, inspiring students to explore how materials can power innovation and shape the technologies of the future. 

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