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RISHABH GARG
Rishabh Garg [BITS Pilani, India] is a Software Development Engineer with Google. He has worked in Data Science for Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi; SDE with ServiceNow; and Brand Partner with Cuvette. He is currently enrolled for Masters in Computer Science - On campus Program with Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
He has authored books on Blockchain for Real World Applications (John Wiley & Sons Inc. US); From Virtual World to Real Lives (in two volumes - Taylor & Francis, Oxfordshire, UK); One World - One Identity, Self Sovereign Identities, and a number of books in foreign languages that were published in US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Moldova, Russia, Spain, and Portugal.
He is a Journal Referee with IEEE Internet of Things. He has published 05 research papers, 12 chapters, 15 conference papers, and 42 blogs / online articles. He has been Program Committee Member cum Reviewer for more than 40 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, and Blockchain held in San Francisco (USA), Toronto, Vancouver (Canada), London (UK), Zurich (Switzerland), Copenhagen (Denmark), Youngs, Sydney. Melbourne, New South Wales (Australia), and Dubai (UAE).
Rishabh is a recipient of the National Award for Exceptional Achievements in Innovation from the President of India, National CSIR Innovation Award from the Prime Minister of India, and honors from various ministries with Government of India. He has also received an International Bronze Award from the Royal Commonwealth Society, London and Young Scientist Award from Ministry of Science & Technology, and Earth Sciences, Government of India for creative technological solutions.
Supervisors: Dr. Bharat Deshpande, Professor of Computer Science, BITS | Dr. Gautam Bacher, Professor of Electronics & Communication Engineering, BITS - Pilani | Dr. Sunil Jha, Head - Department of Mechanical Engineering, and IIT Delhi
Address: Home : Bhopal MP 462022 India
He has authored books on Blockchain for Real World Applications (John Wiley & Sons Inc. US); From Virtual World to Real Lives (in two volumes - Taylor & Francis, Oxfordshire, UK); One World - One Identity, Self Sovereign Identities, and a number of books in foreign languages that were published in US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Moldova, Russia, Spain, and Portugal.
He is a Journal Referee with IEEE Internet of Things. He has published 05 research papers, 12 chapters, 15 conference papers, and 42 blogs / online articles. He has been Program Committee Member cum Reviewer for more than 40 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, and Blockchain held in San Francisco (USA), Toronto, Vancouver (Canada), London (UK), Zurich (Switzerland), Copenhagen (Denmark), Youngs, Sydney. Melbourne, New South Wales (Australia), and Dubai (UAE).
Rishabh is a recipient of the National Award for Exceptional Achievements in Innovation from the President of India, National CSIR Innovation Award from the Prime Minister of India, and honors from various ministries with Government of India. He has also received an International Bronze Award from the Royal Commonwealth Society, London and Young Scientist Award from Ministry of Science & Technology, and Earth Sciences, Government of India for creative technological solutions.
Supervisors: Dr. Bharat Deshpande, Professor of Computer Science, BITS | Dr. Gautam Bacher, Professor of Electronics & Communication Engineering, BITS - Pilani | Dr. Sunil Jha, Head - Department of Mechanical Engineering, and IIT Delhi
Address: Home : Bhopal MP 462022 India
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India TV probed into the finer details of the proposed Multipurpose ID, through this interview. According to Rishabh, the personal database shall be securely managed in decentralized database and citizens would be able to share their information with the service provider without risk of it being exposed publicly.
Having accomplished projects on Identity & Access Management through DLT and published papers on Self Sovereign Identity through Decentralized Applications, Rishabh is now writing a Book on Digital Identity through Blockchain.
The event was attended by 57 participants from Australia, Cyprus, Greece, Haiti, India, Italy, Poland, UK and USA with distinguished presence of Dr. Aleksander Szepczynski, Scientific Council Coordinator & Energy Council, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland | Prof Ioannis Katakis, Director, AI Lab, University of Nicosia, Cyprus | Dr R K Kotnala, Chairman NABL & Raja Ramanna Fellow, Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Central Delhi | Prof Andrew Beckwith, Editor at JHEPGC, Associate Editor in Galaxies, and Visiting Professor in Chongqing University, China | Prof Paul Weiblen, Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota, US
The book, Blockchain for Real World Applications by Rishabh Garg, provides a comprehensive description to the blockchain ecosystem, architecture, Ethereum, Hyperledger and cryptocurrencies, including potential uses of blockchain such as cyber-security, credential verification, identity management, healthcare, remote health monitoring, organ transplantation, genomics, pharmaceutical supply chain, food & civil supplies, banking, business, decentralized finance, prediction markets, portfolio management, quadratic funding, crowd funding, e-commerce etc. with a de novo approach.
En prenant en compte les modèles d'identité numérique central, fédéré et auto-souverain, ce dernier a été proposé pour la gestion de l'identification en s'appuyant sur la technologie blockchain. Dans les chapitres suivants, l'architecture de la blockchain et ses principales caractéristiques ont été examinées en détail. Enfin, le mécanisme de fonctionnement de la gestion de l'identité par blockchain, les procédures transactionnelles, l'irréversibilité, la persistance, les applications et les défis à venir ont été expliqués.
Further, blockchain architecture and its key characteristics have been discussed in detail. Lastly, the working mechanism of blockchain enabled ID management, transactional procedures, irreversibility, persistency, applications and the challenges, which are likely to come in future, have been explained.
In addition, it can ease financial transactions, cash-flow, use of programmable currency, no-loss lotteries, etc. This paper aims to assess the potential of decentralized finance by leveraging the blockchain-enabled Ethereum platform as an alternative to traditional finance. The study also aims to find out the impact of decentralized finance on prediction markets, quadratic funding and crowd-funding, together with the potential challenges and solutions associated with its implementation.
FSM organized a 2-month full time Online Summer Internship from 01June 2021 to 31 July 2021 under the theme of Smart Industrial Machinery. A total number of 936 proposals, across 125 HE Institutes, were received. The Project from BITS-Pilani, Goa titled as 'Fault Detection of Smart Lathe Machine using Python' has been selected for the Best Project Award.
India TV probed into the finer details of the proposed Multipurpose ID, through this interview. According to Rishabh, the personal database shall be securely managed in decentralized database and citizens would be able to share their information with the service provider without risk of it being exposed publicly.
Having accomplished projects on Identity & Access Management through DLT and published papers on Self Sovereign Identity through Decentralized Applications, Rishabh is now writing a Book on Digital Identity through Blockchain.
The event was attended by 57 participants from Australia, Cyprus, Greece, Haiti, India, Italy, Poland, UK and USA with distinguished presence of Dr. Aleksander Szepczynski, Scientific Council Coordinator & Energy Council, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland | Prof Ioannis Katakis, Director, AI Lab, University of Nicosia, Cyprus | Dr R K Kotnala, Chairman NABL & Raja Ramanna Fellow, Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Central Delhi | Prof Andrew Beckwith, Editor at JHEPGC, Associate Editor in Galaxies, and Visiting Professor in Chongqing University, China | Prof Paul Weiblen, Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota, US
The book, Blockchain for Real World Applications by Rishabh Garg, provides a comprehensive description to the blockchain ecosystem, architecture, Ethereum, Hyperledger and cryptocurrencies, including potential uses of blockchain such as cyber-security, credential verification, identity management, healthcare, remote health monitoring, organ transplantation, genomics, pharmaceutical supply chain, food & civil supplies, banking, business, decentralized finance, prediction markets, portfolio management, quadratic funding, crowd funding, e-commerce etc. with a de novo approach.
En prenant en compte les modèles d'identité numérique central, fédéré et auto-souverain, ce dernier a été proposé pour la gestion de l'identification en s'appuyant sur la technologie blockchain. Dans les chapitres suivants, l'architecture de la blockchain et ses principales caractéristiques ont été examinées en détail. Enfin, le mécanisme de fonctionnement de la gestion de l'identité par blockchain, les procédures transactionnelles, l'irréversibilité, la persistance, les applications et les défis à venir ont été expliqués.
Further, blockchain architecture and its key characteristics have been discussed in detail. Lastly, the working mechanism of blockchain enabled ID management, transactional procedures, irreversibility, persistency, applications and the challenges, which are likely to come in future, have been explained.
In addition, it can ease financial transactions, cash-flow, use of programmable currency, no-loss lotteries, etc. This paper aims to assess the potential of decentralized finance by leveraging the blockchain-enabled Ethereum platform as an alternative to traditional finance. The study also aims to find out the impact of decentralized finance on prediction markets, quadratic funding and crowd-funding, together with the potential challenges and solutions associated with its implementation.
FSM organized a 2-month full time Online Summer Internship from 01June 2021 to 31 July 2021 under the theme of Smart Industrial Machinery. A total number of 936 proposals, across 125 HE Institutes, were received. The Project from BITS-Pilani, Goa titled as 'Fault Detection of Smart Lathe Machine using Python' has been selected for the Best Project Award.
The present study has been taken to find out the impact of clubs and departments on academics, career prospects of students, and to identify the scope for further improvement. The survey was conducted in April 2020 and three groups of respondents (junior undergraduates - first and second year students; senior undergraduates - third and fourth year students; and alumni of BITS-Pilani, Goa) were selected and called up through WhatsApp and LinkedIn.
In all, 150 responses were received, within the given time frame, and analysed using stratified sampling method. A comprehensive assessment has been made to identify those skills that are gathered by a student from these clubs and departments, and prove helpful in placement. A corresponding feedback was taken from the student representatives, working in placement unit, to verify the present observations.
On the grounds of responses received from students, alumni and representatives of placement unit, some significant conclusions have been drawn and recommendations have been forwarded to improve the placement scenario at BITS-Pilani Goa. The present report calls for further inquiry into the mechanism that can improve the placement scenario of the campus.
The present idea of Global Identity popped-up in 2016 and initially it was called Generic Information Tracker. The innovation was discussed with the Prime Minister of India in 2016 who prompted Rishabh Garg to develop the concept for India Vision 2020. Its first prototype was presented in India International Science Festival and later, it was registered with National Innovation Foundation - Government of India.
During the last three years, Rishabh had discussions with Policy Commission, Ministry of Telecommunications (Government of India) and Principal Secretary, Department of Science & Technology (Government of MP) on drawbacks of centralized ID management system, such as consolidated database, lack of interoperability between government departments, excessive bureaucracy, privacy concerns, hacking and ever-growing technological issues. These discussions redirected the focus of research on a new subset of decentralized identities known as self-sovereign identity (SSI).
On 25 May 2021, Rishabh Garg will deliver a talk on Global Identity through Blockchain. Rishabh is Founder and CEO of Scholars Park. He is sophomore at BITS-Pilani, Goa. Rishabh has done specialization in Applied Data Science with Python from University of Michigan US; Investment Management from University of Geneva and Blockchain from the State University of New York.
He excels in C / C++, Python, R, MATLAB, Solidity and Pine Script; Web applications using HTML, CSS (Twitter Bootstrap); and Javascript libraries & framework - Angular, React & Vue. Rishabh has carried out more than 15 personal projects, of which two supervised projects are based on Blockchain Technology.
Webinar Date : 25 May 2021 | Time : 07:00 PM IST | Register at: https://lnkd.in/gmbBFPx
Blockchain technology holds a promise to make identities tamper proof, perpetual and auditable. Individuals can create their encrypted digital identities, across education, healthcare, finance, telecommunications, transport, real estate, government services and beyond ..........
Multipurpose ID is a combination of a Techno Smart Card carrying a 20-digit universal identification number to record the entire life time data of an individual and a touch screen Smart Cell Phone for electronic surveillance. Both the units can work separately or together. Such a unique system would replace all possible documents procured by an individual during his life time.
If implemented effectively, the Nation would have a red letter day in the history as the change will shape billion lives and bring respite to administrative machinery and public that has crumpled under the red-tape.
The proposed system is a combination of Multipurpose ID and a Smart Cell Phone. The physical ID would be provided to everyone on the day of Census, with a unique 16-digit (20-digit in case of global cards) universal identification number. It would carry an IC to record life-time data of a citizen; comprising all significant endorsements; triply secured by an alpha-numeric password, finger-prints and retinal scan. Consequently, all information of the citizen would be available on one click, that too fully transparent and genuine.
Instead of being required to produce a physical form of ID, users could be provided with a digital ID through a personal device, like smartphone [Garg, 2017]. Using the same identification number, the user shall upload all his relevant details and documents (which will be saved in the IPFS or CAS) having hashed address stored in the blockchain. Blockchain offers secure storage of digital identities by providing decentralized, persistent, and immutable framework. It performs the middle and back office functions in a way that the Internet and the Web do to the front office. For data security and ledger consistency, asymmetric cryptography and distributed consensus algorithms can be implemented. The identity management, through blockchain, can allow individuals to have ownership of their identity by creating a national ID to serve multiple purposes.
‘One Nation - One Identity’ concept will revolutionize digitalization and bring qualitative transformation in the life of every Indian. Besides saving human resources, time, money and administrative complexities, the stack of files and papers in offices would also be reduced to fractional level. The Nation would have a red letter day as the change will shape billion lives and bring respite to administrative machinery and public that has crumpled under the red tape.
Keywords All-inclusive Digital ID, Blockchain, Digital ID with Electronic Surveillance System, Generic Information Tracking Device, IPFS, Multipurpose ID, One Nation-One Identity, Techno-Smart Card.
The digital identity ecosystem can work seamlessly across administrative domain viz. educational sector, health-care, finance, telecommunications, crowd operations, public distribution, taxation, legal enforcement and others. The system assures privacy and trust, with least involvement of bureaucracy.
Key words: Blockchain, Citizen ID, DAG, Digital Identity, EPIC, Hashgraph, Holochain, Multipurpose ID, OCI, PAN, PIOC, Tempo, UID.
Till date, not a single system, device or App has been invented, in any part of the world, to save humanity from the drudgery of stacking documents, followed by their photocopies, attestations, and verifications - a never-ending process. The present innovation has been conceived and designed to void this gap.
How cool is the idea that you can receive your parcel without having your name and address on it?
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It can work as drone which can travel through land as well as water. It can gather and supply minute-to-minute information in natural calamities, battles & military operations. It can also help in messaging and communication across the geographical obstacles.
The present prototype can be remodeled by fixing a powerful rotor and a ≥600 rpm motor to generate adequate thrust for the rover to fly as helicopter. The lateral floaters can be filled with water and the vehicle can be used as sub-marine to record the underwater pictorial events.
Instead of Camcorder, webcam can be fitted and connected to laptop to get instant visuals.
Once scientific world starts finding out life forms, beyond the typical framework of life exist on Earth, we may encounter one in remote planets too. With the presence of lake on Titan, such a prospect cannot be ruled out. ……. and why life only? Existence of lake also points out the likelihood of some geographical catastrophe on the surface of Titan. This would open vistas for scientists to learn the limnological as well as physicochemical dynamics of extremely cold planets. This will also unravel the path of evolution of Saturn, whether things are heading towards radiance, convergence or have no definite trajectory.
Four cycles of matter turn-over in the biotic cycle were carried out. The results obtained were used for designing a Closed Environment System containing man, plants, soil and aquaculture with a bio-regeneration module under microgravity conditions. Sub-systems controlling the ambient temperature, moisture, carbon dioxide concentration, light and air flow around the vegetation and supply of recycled water and nutrients are rather challenging. Plants with protracted shoot are more difficult to grow than those with short ones like cabbage, carrot, potato, radish and tomato etc.
However, the threats of cross-pollination and food crop contamination cannot be overlooked. There may well be a possibility that the pharma-plant, containing vaccine, is fortuitously consumed by an animal, which may cause desensitization inside its gastro-enteric tract. Or the active substance could enter the groundwater and lead to harmful effects.
The author recommends that such risks must be addressed, without more ado, by using non-food plants like moss, tobacco etc. or by growing plant cell-cultures in a contained environment.
Therapeutic cloning helps in tissue or organ transplantation by harvesting the stem cells.
It explains step wise process of Registration, Online submission of IIQA (Institutional Information for Quality Assessment); SSR (Self-Study Report); DVV (Data Validation and Verification); SSS (Student Satisfaction Survey); PTV (Peer Team Visit); and Institutional Grading.
Cell death is part of a natural phenomenon called apoptosis, so that the body can have new and invigorated cells that perform better. Cancerous cells lack the components that instruct them to stop dividing and lead to cell death. As a result, cancerous cells form tumors, impair the immune system and consume bulk of oxygen and nutrients preventing normal cells to get their share.
Reproductive cloning makes duplicates of whole animals. Therapeutic cloning creates embryonic stem cells, which are used to develop tissues that can repair or replace damaged tissues.
The current monograph boasts of a panoramic view of birds way of life. Bird's life, dazzling silhouettes, superb nesting and territorial behaviour constitutes a distinct class.
Increasing oceanic acidification due to rise in carbon dioxide levels impinge a thermal stress which causes corals to expel this endosymbiont, resulting in loss of colour.
The Himalayas and Andaman & Nicobar retain rich faunal heritage owing to nature’s bounty, whereas the Western Ghats, harbouring 84 amphibian, 17 reptilian, 16 avian and 06 mammalian species are reckoned as Endemic Crowns.
The present review is an endeavor to identify and enlist the plants & animals of India and to make out an approach to preserve the plentiful heritage.
All-purpose Smart Card with 20-digit code number would serve as his roll number, enrollment number, registration number, bank account number, driving license number, vehicle registration number, mobile number, LPG gas number and so on. No additional number would be required for any purpose (except user ID or password, wherever applicable) so that whatever he does, during his lifetime, shall be recorded on this unique number only. Since the number would be protected by password as well as biometric impression, only the individual himself or a competent authority, duly appointed as per provisions of law, shall have right to make access to the record. At the same time, all information of the individual would be available on single click.
Technically, the Card bearing the 20-digit number would be the lone digital identity of the person and he would have no official existence without this number. People will never dare to steal or swap their card with others as all the cards are password protected and carries thermal spectrum of the individual along with his retinal scan and biometric details.