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    Kunal Debnath Bio

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    Kunal Patel

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    Kunal Patel Kunal Patel is a technology and creative entertainment professional with over 10 years of experience in leadership roles, software development, sales and creative production. He serves as president of Phyken Media a full service video game production studio housing artists, designers and developers with active work building digital experiences for NASA Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. As Director of Innovation at Fattmerchant, a local Orlando payment tech he build resources for efficiency and strategic partnerships. As cofounder of Indienomicon, the largest community organization for game studios in the South East US, he helped to grow local community talent from 6 studios in 2013 to 40+ by 2016 sparking economic development and structure around talent. In 2015 cofounded Indie Galactic Space Jam, a successful annual collaborative event between the Orlando Games Industry and the Space industries to rapidly prototype games that drive excitement for space travel and exploration. His latest venture is the Orlando Game Space a collaborative game co-working facility to provide resources to indie game developers and robust professional services in Games, Digital Media, VR, AR Development to the marketplace.https://commons.erau.edu/space-congress-bios-2016/1051/thumbnail.jp

    First person – Kunal Chopra

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    First Person is a series of interviews with the first authors of a selection of papers published in Biology Open, helping early-career researchers promote themselves alongside their papers. Kunal Chopra is first author on ‘Zebrafish duox mutations provide a model for human congenital hypothyroidism’, published in BIO. Kunal is a PhD student in the lab of Enrique Amaya at the University of Manchester, investigating reactive oxygen species in wound healing and regeneration

    Romancing the Strange: The Fiction of Kunal Basu

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    This book brings together over twenty well-researched and insightful articles on the historical fiction of Kunal Basu - especially his first two novels, The Opium Clerkand The Miniaturist. The essays in this book focus on topics such as fiction and history, colonialism and post colonialism, character studies and narrative functions. This book also features the transcript of an exclusive tête-à-tête with Kunal Basu in which the novelist provides many autobiographical details about his life, creative instincts, and about the novels he has penned and intends to write. For the use and benefit of academic researchers, a special section containing media responses to Kunal Basu\u27s novels has been included.https://scholarcommons.scu.edu/faculty_books/1296/thumbnail.jp

    09-21-2012 SWOSU Students Enjoy Kunal Nayyar 1/2

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    Kunal poses for a picture with SWOSU students (from left) Kelsey Christian, Jonna Magee, Blaine Boyd, Kinsey Hums and Taylor Kincanon.https://dc.swosu.edu/barkpic12/1296/thumbnail.jp

    09-21-2012 SWOSU Students Enjoy Kunal Nayyar 2/2

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    This large group of SWOSU students had a lot of fun posing with Kunal after the show.https://dc.swosu.edu/barkpic12/1297/thumbnail.jp

    Roy, Kunal

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    09-21-2012 SWOSU Students Enjoy Kunal Nayyar

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    Kunal Nayyar (aka Raj on The Big Bang Theory) signed autographs and took pictures with SWOSU students for over an hour after his talk on the Weatherford campus. Nearly 800 attended the September 20 event

    Enron: The Fall of America's Most Innovative Company

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    Enron: The Fall of America's Most Innovative Company Kunal Haritwal Business: Accountancy 2015-1
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