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It’s been a few days since I returned from Arizona, where I attended the 2026 International Atmospheric Water Harvesting Summit. I’ve had time to reflect and wanted to share my thoughts. As a high school sophomore, this was the biggest event I've ever presented at. I learned about the opportunity through my internship with Maithri Aquatech, an India-based atmospheric water generation company. They were supposed to present their prototype, but a visa issue prevented them from

The planet is facing a freshwater crisis, with reserves declining worldwide annually. Already, 663 million people suffer from water scarcity around the world, and roughly ⅔ of the world population experiences water scarcity for at least a month every year. In about 25 years from now, it is estimated that half the population will face water scarcity. Some solutions right now include seawater recycling, contaminated water recycling, sewage recycling, and water production from

Medical anthropology and epidemiology: a collaborative venture for mental health research in India By Chittaranjan Subudhia and Ramakrishna Biswal The main reason research into mental illness is so far behind other health-related fields because many factors influence it. Culture has the greatest impact, as beliefs, practices, and background significantly affect how patients approach their mental health. In India, this is especially common, since over two-thirds of patients f