Which college did Nalini Joshi, the first mathematician to be named New South Wales’ Scientist of the Year, attend?
Indian-origin mathematician Nalini Joshi has become the first mathematician to receive New South Wales’ Scientist of the Year award, highlighting her pioneering work in applied mathematics. From studying integrable systems at Princeton to advancing fibre-optic communications, climate modelling, and quantum cryptography, Joshi has combined theoretical brilliance with practical impact, while advocating for women in STEM and shaping Australia’s scientific landscape.
Indian-origin mathematician Nalini Joshi has become the first mathematician to receive New South Wales’ Scientist of the Year award, highlighting her pioneering work in applied mathematics. From studying integrable systems at Princeton to advancing fibre-optic communications, climate modelling, and quantum cryptography, Joshi has combined theoretical brilliance with practical impact, while advocating for women in STEM and shaping Australia’s scientific landscape.
