LifeCradle

15/10/2017

Watch Vatican Youth Symposium 2017 Live here:

Youth as Stewards of Our Planet for a More Fraternal and Supportive Society Read more: http://www.endslavery.va/content/endslavery/en/events/fraternity.html

15/10/2017

LifeCradle will be updating about its progress at Vatican Youth Symposium 2017

15/02/2017

Meet Malav Sanghavi. The ideator, marketeer and founder of LifeCradle, a low cost baby incubator

03/02/2017

Youth entrepreneurship in India. LifeCradle's founder in India's 30 Under 30 list!

The 2017 30 Under 30 represent the determination of a young India ready to take on the world

31/01/2017

Youth Solution Report 2016

29/12/2016

LifeCradle 's Vatican Victory is one of the 7 inspirational stories from Imperial in 2016

Throughout 2016, a steady stream of inspirational stories flowed out of the Imperial community. Student and academic achievements and institutional successes brought home once again just how talented and diverse a community the College has.  Here is a selection of the stories which spread the word i...

23/12/2016

Every child deserves a chance to survive!

13/11/2016

UN SDSN article on winning solutions!

LifeCradle by Malav Sanghavy from India and Evaporative Cooling Vest by Jordan Imahori from Canada are the winning solutions of the Vatican Youth Symposium, an event organized by SDSN Youth and the Pontifical Academy of Science (PAS) which has seen 48 delegates from more than 30 countries showcasing...

07/11/2016

LifeCradle wins at the Vatican Youth Symposium talking about United Nation's Sustainable development goals!

06/11/2015

BabyLifeBox published on The Telegraph!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/11971197/3D-printed-knitwear-startup-Unmade-wins-annual-PitchPalace-event.html

Convened by Prince Andrew, the event brings together the country's brightest entrepreneurs in St. James' Palace

06/11/2015

BabyLifeBox's success published on WIRED

Unmade, a 3D printer for knitwear, wins Pitch@Palace 4.0

06/11/2015

BabyLifeBox on NDTV in Indian Media.

http://www.ndtv.com/indians-abroad/indian-student-designs-cardboard-baby-incubator-in-uk-1240690

An Indian student has developed a low-cost cardboard baby incubator that could help save millions of lives in countries like India which lack grassroots-level infrastructure for neonatal care of premature and underweight infants.