Absolute’s Agam Khare Joins Scientific Advisory Council for Tata Transformation Prize by New York Academy of Sciences, Tata Sons

Agam Khare, the Founder and CEO of ‘Absolute,’ a bioscience company dedicated to sustainable agriculture, has received a prestigious invitation to join the Scientific Advisory Council of the Tata Transformation Prize. This esteemed council is overseen by the renowned New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS) and Tata Sons, highlighting Khare’s remarkable contributions to the field.

The Tata Transformation Prize, facilitated by NYAS and Tata Sons, attracts exceptional individuals from around the world. These select few are recognized for their groundbreaking work in their respective fields.

The New York Academy of Sciences has long been at the forefront of advancing scientific knowledge, promoting scientific literacy, and advocating for science-driven solutions to global challenges. Throughout its illustrious history, the academy has been associated with prominent scientific figures such as Louis Pasteur, Charles Darwin, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, and Nikola Tesla.

Professor Nicholas Dirks, the President and CEO of the New York Academy of Sciences, emphasized that the Tata Transformation Prize focuses not only on scientific research but also on innovative discoveries that harness science for the betterment of society. The prize specifically addresses significant global challenges in three core areas: food, healthcare, and sustainability.

Expressing his gratitude, Agam Khare, the Founder and CEO of Absolute, said, “I am grateful to both the New York Academy of Sciences and Tata Sons for establishing the Tata Transformation Prize. Our world needs such initiatives to advance scientific development and solve the grandest challenges faced by humanity today. I am excited to contribute to the council and further our shared mission.”

Agam Khare founded ‘Absolute’ in 2015 with a vision to create a future where people and the planet thrive in harmony, driven by rapid scientific advancements. The inspiration for ‘Absolute’ stems from the renowned scientist and 11th President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, who championed the need to embrace the next scientific revolution to overcome humanity’s greatest challenges.

Today, ‘Absolute’ is rapidly evolving into a pioneering bioscience company, leveraging billions of years of nature’s evolutionary intelligence to reimagine the possibilities in BioAgriculture, Biomaterial, and Healthcare. With Khare’s appointment to the Scientific Advisory Council of the Tata Transformation Prize, he joins a distinguished group of global thought leaders who are committed to advancing scientific innovation for the benefit of society.

This recognition not only highlights Agam Khare’s exceptional achievements but also serves as a source of pride for the entire country. His presence on the council reaffirms India’s standing in the global scientific community and showcases the country’s commitment to sustainable agriculture and transformative bioscience solutions.

As Agam Khare continues to contribute to the council’s endeavors, his expertise and vision will undoubtedly shape the future of scientific advancements, fostering a brighter and more sustainable world.