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Anirudh Sharma

Former Research Affiliate
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MIT Media Lab graduates share their entrepreneurial journey during 2022 Newhall Lecture

Alumni Nan-Wei Gong and Anirudh Sharma will deliver the 2022 C. Ashton Newhall Endowed Lecture at Elon University.
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Spinoff Graviky Labs unveils collaboration with Johnnie Walker and Bulletproof

The “Keep Walking City Collection" features art that uses Graviky Lab's AIR-INK to evoke a strong sense of place.
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Spinoff Graviky Labs wins Falling Walls Science Summit 2021 award

Spinoff Graviky Labs has been listed as a winner in the Science Start-Ups category of this year's Falling Walls Science Summit.
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The printing ink on Naomi Campbell’s Pangaia sweatshirt was made from air pollution

Vogue reports on the collaboration between Pangaia and Media Lab spinoff Graviky Labs.
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This fashion label is making clothes out of air pollution

Pangaia is the first fashion label to print graphics using ink made out of toxic air pollution.
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Pangaia’s game changing collaboration draws carbon from air pollution to print textiles

Read about a collaboration between Media Lab spinoff Graviky Labs and materials science company Pangaia, both founded by Media Lab alums.
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TIME Best Inventions of 2019: Recycling Pollution

Congratulations to Fluid Interfaces alum Anirudh Sharma and his spinoff Graviky Labs!
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AIR-INK wins 2019 Solve Circular Economy Challenge

Produced by Media Lab spinoff Graviky Labs, AIR-INK was developed by Fluid Interfaces alum Anirudh Sharma.
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This Ink Is Made From Air Pollution

About 45 minutes of diesel car pollution reaps 30 milliliters of AIR-INK, now on display at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.
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Ink made of air pollution
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How Air Pollution Is Being Turned Into Ink

Anirudh Sharma was at a conference in India when he noticed black particles accumulating on his white shirt.