India unveils 'top-five shipbuilder' ambition as Xi slams 'de-Chinafication'
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What do a neurogeneticist, a particle physicist and someone trained in structural bioinformatics have in common? They are all bringing their backgrounds – which include studying the neural circuitry of walking in fruit flies and work on the large hadron collider – to the Indian logistics sector to improve the way the industry performs.
This piece from India’s Economic Times looks at how five scientists, now employed by India’s leading logistics firms, are reshaping the industry by bringing an academic and research-based background.
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