Laasya Chandrapaty, a high school student at BASIS Independent Fremont Upper School in California, is a diligent and capable student with a strong commitment to research.
In her role as a research intern at the Intelliscience Institute, under the guidance of professors from San Jose State University, Laasya made significant progress in a research project focusing on the performance characterization of bifacial solar panels in the field of Solar Power and Renewable Energy. Additionally, as a tech intern at PilotCity with Sony Corporation, she collaborated effectively with Sony, utilising their Mesh Technology to develop cutting-edge IoT solutions.
Laasya has also dedicated her time to volunteering. Her roles include serving as a Music Therapy Volunteer at the Washington Hospital Healthcare System, working as a Publicist / Public Relations Officer for the American Red Cross Club, organising book drives for the African Library Project, and sharing her love for music as a piano teacher for young children in her community.
As a participant in the CCIR Academy, Laasya conducted a research project titled “Strategies to Improve β-Cell Survival and Function in Type 1 Diabetes: A Review of Current Research”. The research paper explores various strategies and advancements in medical research aimed at preserving and improving the function of β-cells, which is essential for managing and potentially finding a cure for Type 1 Diabetes.
In a recent episode of CCIR Academy Student Spotlights, Laasya shared valuable insights from her research journey and expressed gratitude for the support provided by her professor and the CCIR Academy throughout her research endeavours.
