Mehar Singh

Led 200+ member global advocacy network for Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), managing international leadership team of 11 regional heads, organizing 4 international conferences, establishing recurring patient-support forums, and collaborating with Stanford researchers to advance genetic cure research for EB.

Expanded a 3D-printed prosthetics nonprofit internationally across India, the US, and Egypt, delivering 100+ prosthetics and securing $2,000 in funding.

Built a $500 makeshift UAV lab to create a real-world UAV simulator integrating hardware- and software-in-the-loop (HITL/SITL) for real-time environmental testing; collaborated with researchers from Brown University; in talks for technology acquisition by the government of India.

Conducted research on vertical acceleration, breaking the Guinness World Record for the fastest 100-meter ascent by a quadcopter in 0.91 seconds.

Organized and led large-scale interschool STEM conferences engaging 7,000+ students, coordinating event planning, speaker sessions, competitions, and multi-school participation while managing logistics, team leadership, and execution across multiple institutions.