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According to an article titled "Indian AI talent will play a major role in building apps: Infosys CTO," India's engineering and artificial intelligence talent will have a significant impact on the development of software applications, as stated by Infosys chief technology officer Mohammed Rafee Tarafdar. Tarafdar believes that by creating more use cases and delving deeper into the technology stack, enterprise problems can be solved more efficiently and on a larger scale. Additionally, Infosys is incorporating generative AI and AI into its major deals to create specialized model solutions. In another development, researchers at the Indian Institute of Science have created a "brain on a chip" technology capable of storing and processing data in 16,500 states within a molecular film, which could have significant implications for artificial intelligence and computing. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides brief biographical information about several prominent figures in the field of engineering. It highlights their accomplishments, areas of expertise, and contributions to their respective fields. The individuals mentioned include Janusz Kozinski, a leading expert in sustainable energy systems; Colin Peter Smith, a civil engineer with extensive experience in infrastructure projects; Kashim Abdul Ali, a former president of the Nigerian Society of Engineers; Elizabeth Taylor, an expert in governance effectiveness and ecosystem analysis; Mariofanna Milanora, a professor specializing in artificial intelligence and computer vision; Asa Barber, a materials engineering professor with a focus on nanotechnology; and Mariene Kanga, a leader in STEM organizations and safety initiatives. [Extracted from the article]