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From his third-floor office at Arizona State University, floor-length windows provide Sethuraman Panchanathan with a breathtaking view of the expansive Tempe campus. This picturesque setting is familiar to Panchanathan, who serves as a Professor of Technology and Innovation and previously held the position of director at the National Science Foundation.
In his return to ASU, Panchanathan is focused on making science and technology more accessible to a broader audience. He believes that fostering inclusivity in these fields is crucial for innovation and progress. By leveraging his extensive experience and leadership, Panchanathan aims to create initiatives that break down barriers and encourage participation from diverse communities.
His commitment to accessibility reflects a growing recognition of the importance of inclusivity in STEM education and careers. As he embarks on this new chapter at ASU, Panchanathan is poised to inspire the next generation of scientists and technologists, ensuring that opportunities are available to all.
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