The QUAD Fellowship is an esteemed program fostering collaboration and innovation among emerging leaders from the QUAD nations—Australia, India, Japan, and the United States. This fellowship aims to strengthen international ties by supporting the academic and professional growth of young scientists and technologists. In its second cohort, the fellowship has selected 50 exceptional candidates, including 11 fellows from India, who have demonstrated significant achievements in STEM fields. Below are the profiles of the Indian fellows, including their educational background, affiliations, and internships that contributed to their selection: 1) Adhiraj Bhagat PhD Student, Georgia Institute of Technology Field: Aerospace Engineering Education: Undergraduate studies in India; currently a PhD student at Georgia Institute of Technology Affiliations/Internships: Research focuses on sustainable engineering and supersonic combustion. He has significantly contributed to developing college curricula on these topics. 2) Asmita Sood Incoming Master's Student, Stanford University Field: Biomedical Data Science Education: Undergraduate degree in Computer Science, India; pursuing a Master's at Stanford University Affiliations/Internships: Worked at Dell EMC on data protection solutions. Her research at IIT Kanpur as a SURGE fellow led to advancements in diagnostic techniques. 3) Debarun Mukherjee PhD Student, University of Chicago Field: Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry Education: Undergraduate and Master's degrees from Presidency University, Kolkata; pursuing a PhD at the University of Chicago Affiliations/Internships: Summer fellowships at IISc Bengaluru and Banaras Hindu University, focusing on rare earth elements in geochemistry. 4) Kumaresh Ramesh Energy Systems Engineer Field: Renewable Energy and Policy Education: Undergraduate degree in Energy Systems Engineering from IIT Bombay Affiliations/Internships: Worked with Black & Veatch Global Advisory and CEEW in India. Focused on energy policy and renewable energy systems. 5) Rahoul Banerjee Ghosh PhD Student, University of California, Berkeley Field: Quantum Chemistry Education: BS in Chemistry, University of Washington; pursuing a PhD at UC Berkeley Affiliations/Internships: Research in theoretical physical chemistry and clean energy solutions, with significant academic honors. 6) Ramnath Kumar Pre-Doctoral Researcher, Google DeepMind Field: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Education: Bachelor's in Computer Science and Master's in Economics from BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus Affiliations/Internships: Researcher at Google DeepMind, focusing on large language models and efficient algorithms. 7) Roshni Shetty PhD Candidate, UC Davis Field: Biomedical Engineering Education: B.Tech-M.Tech dual degree in Biological Engineering and Biomedical Engineering from IIT Madras Affiliations/Internships: Research on cardiac electrophysiology at UC Davis, exploring sex differences in cardiac function. 8) Samskrathi Sharma PhD Candidate, Carnegie Mellon University Field: Biological Clocks and Metabolic Diseases Education: BSc from Christ University; MSc in Biotechnology & Bioinformatics from IBAB, Bengaluru Affiliations/Internships: Focused on the biological clock and metabolic diseases. Active in mental health advocacy and educational initiatives. 9) Shravika Mittal PhD Student, Georgia Institute of Technology Field: Computer Science Education: Undergraduate studies at IIIT Delhi; pursuing a PhD at Georgia Tech Affiliations/Internships: Worked at Adobe India, focusing on accessibility and inclusive tech systems. Recognized for efforts in sociotechnical system design. 10) Srujan Penta PhD Student, Georgia Institute of Technology Field: Electrical and Computer Engineering Education: B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from BITS Pilani Affiliations/Internships: Former Process Design Kit Engineer at Samsung Semiconductors, Bengaluru. Research in high-performance computing and AI applications.