About Dr.SHIVA

“Free” email providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, etc. may be subverting our freedom by owning our email communications. Shiva proposes that the US Postal Service provide a truly secure public email service to protect citizens.

Shiva fought back relentlessly against the Fake News and defamation he endured from Gawker Media, eventually prevailing in January of 2017 when he was awarded $750,000 by Gawker Media, to settle his lawsuits against them.

On a panel at the Sages & Scientists Symposium where only one woman scientist, among nearly 15 others, was on stage, Shiva made it a point to speak out at the lack of encouragement and recognition for women in science.

Justice takes far too long. Prime Minister Modi met with Shiva in 2012 and recognized his accomplishments. Later, Time Now Anchor Arnab Goswami in 2014 shared with India and the world how Shiva was harassed and hounded out of India in 2009 by CSIR officials.

Following the Smithsonian’s request and receipt of artifacts documenting Shiva’s invention of email in Newark, NJ, vitriol and attacks were unleashed on the Internet and MSM, who sought to destroy the truth: Innovation can occur Anytime, Anyplace by Anybody. Shiva fought back.

Upon hearing of the potential bankruptcy of the US Postal Service, Shiva spoke out, and was later commissioned by the USPS to define solutions. He delivered two (2) reports with ideas on how the USPS could generate billions in new revenue.

After writing a honest report exposing corruption in Indian Science, Shiva was fired, evicted, threatened, and forced to flee India via Nepal. Nature India commissioned him to write “Innovation Demands Freedom,” which was published. Later the PM Office of India threatened the Nature India Editor, forcing it to be pulled…

At MIT’s 142nd Commencement, Shiva protested the War in Iraq with a sign “US OUT OF IRAQ” as he was awarded his degree. He had made the sign using posterboard and carried the sign under his gown. He was upset that no “eminent” speaker said anything about the War, while…

Email provided a new vehicle for grassroots political organizing. EchoMail, another of Shiva’s inventions, enabled small and large non-profits and organizations to mobilize using email. In fact, the George Bush for President in 2000 used EchoMail’s capabilities for grassroots mobilization.

The WWW provided a revolutionary opportunity for artists. Shiva created Arts-Online, a pioneering social entrepreneur experiment to enable artists and arts organizations to go direct. Thousands of artists and organizations were on-boarded.

MIT administration “honored” MLK’s legacy, while on campus instituting segregationist policies against poor whites and blacks. Shiva led the February 10 Coalition to expose this hypocrisy on the occasion of the MLK event.

The MIT administration invited the fascist and genocidal Sri Lankan leader, who was butchering the Tamil people. Shiva organized protests to chase him off campus & demanded release of an MIT Tamil physicist, who was being tortured.

Most “liberal” activists sought to contain the anti-apartheid movement, and disconnect it from struggles right at home in Massachusetts. Shiva efforts linked the struggles of workers of South Africa and food service workers as well as poor and minority students right at home at MIT.

Shiva marched and led a protest from Boston University across the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge, ending at the MIT Student Center Steps. He then proceeded to burn the South African flag, while MIT Police, white and black, allowed him to do it.

Recognizing the need for more women in science and engineering, Shiva was outspoken against sexism. He was one of few male students who raised his voice following MIT’s removal of the Dean for Women Students Office.

MIT while claiming to be a “liberal” institution was investing in the racist and apartheid government of South Africa. Shiva led a major protest of students and workers to demand MIT cease these investments..

MIT’s insensitivity to effects of tuition increases on students, particularly poor and minority, and growing lack of governance in student government, compels Shiva’s activism and increased participation.

Shiva Ayyadurai proposed legislation to prohibit MIT Ring Committee members from receiving FREE rings from vendors, who were bidding, on grounds of conflict of interest.

Shiva authored a three-volume set of books on Systems Health, which delivers a breakthrough curriculum for integrating eastern medicine and western science. This curriculum is part of the Systems Health® training and certification program.

CytoSolve modeled the molecular pathways of Hereditary Angio Edema. The computer results from CytoSolve matched the results from in vivo mouse experiments, demonstrating the viability of CytoSolve to accelerate decisions to clinical trials in the drug development process.

Systems Health is a bold new educational technology that unifies Eastern medicine with Western systems theory.

The need for multi-combination therapeutics computer-based, in silico, technology solutions. In this article, CytoSolve is the only platform cited as having the capability to allow “the combination of alternative models and generation of consensus hypotheses.”

The USPS-OIG commissioned Shiva Ayyadurai to compile research reports on how electronic communications can produce new sources of revenue for the USPS.

CytoSolve is a new company based on an advanced computational systems platform that aims to accelerate development of multi-drug combinations using quantitative modeling of complex molecular pathways, while significantly and perhaps even reducing the need for animal testing.

Organizations are organisms. In this work, it is proposed that communication flow through organizations can be better understood from emerging discoveries of intra- and inter-cellular signaling and communications in Systems Biology.

Systems Visualization is a new course that integrates four different areas: systems theory, narrative storytelling, data representation and visual metaphors. This new course was first tested at a conference workshop, leading to a now a formal course at MIT, now in its third semester.

International Center for Integrative Systems aims to be the world’s leading Center pioneering scientific research for developing new methodologies for integrating, understanding, and visualizing large scale complex systems such as media & telecommunication infrastructure, healthcare, transportation systems and innovation & governance systems.

As the first Outstanding Scientist/Technologist of Indian Origin (STIO), a new model for innovation was built to translate existing inventions extant in India’s national labs to the public.

In 2007, Shiva was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to travel to India to study the intersection of Eastern and Western Medicine.

The cell can be considered as an interconnection of multiple molecular pathways. Recent transition from diagrammatic representation of molecular pathways to models, provided an opportunity to create a computational platform for scalable integration of molecular pathway models.

An ecosystem for converting ideas to businesses.

Creation of logos, branded materials, brochures, and websites can be an onerous task, especially for fixed price. LogoCat provided a new workflow process for supporting the concept, design and revision phases within a collaborative environment of designers, engineers and project managers to deliver rapid and cost-effective branded materials.

Workplace absenteeism can be lowered with providing employees regular diagnostics and preventative healthcare. A HIPAA compliant system is developed and tested to prove the viability to deliver private health information while aiding employers with key metrics for actionable events to support wellness in the workplace.

US Patent obtained for a System and Method for Content-Sensitive Automatic Reply Message Generation.

US Patent obtained for Relationship Management System and Method using Asynchronous Electronic Messaging.

After a competitive bidding process, EchoMail was selected, based on its merit, to deploy intelligent email management for US Senate offices. The technology provided the automatic analysis and categorization of inbound email to allow lawmakers to “listen” to their constituents.

Millennium Software Productions integrated arts and information technology in the emerging and revolutionary landscape of the world wide web. Hundreds of clients took advantage of Millennium’s technological and artistic resources to create impactful online presence.

A revolutionary guide for artists written at a time when few had any knowledge of the potential of world wide web. The book was the first of its kind on how the internet would impact selling, exhibiting, promoting, and creating artwork online.

EchoMail emerged from the XIVA technology that Shiva created after winning the White House competition. AT&T was the first Fortune 1000 company to use EchoMail for intelligent management of large volumes of inbound email.

Harvard-Square.com provided many of the functions we see today in social media communities. Shiva educated and motivated local businesses to use the internet for sales, marketing and commerce. The Internet Guide to Publicity, a book, was written specifically to teach local businesses to take advantage of the internet.

Arts-Online was launched to enable artists and arts organizations to use the world wide web to go direct to their audience without the need for gatekeepers.

Offline character recognition is far more difficult problem than online character recognition. An integrated hybrid system incorporating feature extraction, neural networks and dynamic learning is implemented for bank check digit recognition.

Through the use of a hybrid approach integrating multiple pattern recognition approaches, emails are automatically categorized with high accuracy to win a competition sponsored by the Executive Office of the President.

Ontological thesauri such as the NISO standards provide a mechanism to describe objects across languages. Such mechanisms within an application framework can be used to provide transliteration across multiple languages. A new cross-language translator is proposed.

Hydrophones provide a mechanism for listening to underwater sound. Complex wave phenomena e.g. turbulence, shear stress, etc. require mathematical approaches to be developed to enhance accurate listening. New models were computationally developed and tested.

Complex wave phenomena in composite materials has been predicted since the 1800’s. A new computational approach is developed and validated from historical results. The model serves as a platform to test characterization and visualization of existing and new phenomena.

Integrated platform to track particle motion flow of liposome beads in a fluidized bed reactor is developed to automatically calculate various dynamic parameters e.g. velocity, accelleration, etc. with minimal human intervention.

The layout of cereal boxes, brochures and other marketing materials appears to follow a “creative” process not well understood. A frame-based approach is designed and developed that automatically creates layouts based on creative parameters.

Early award-winning business graphics software for charting and presentation, a predecessor of MicroSoft Powerpoint. Freelance was designed to seamlessly integrate with Lotus 1-2-3.

Development of the initial computer architecture for an expert system for Non-Destructive Evaluation of Bridge Decks. Algorithms for pattern analysis of signals from ground-penetrating radar which provided features of deterioration, were incorporated into the system.

An inter-process calling (IPC) based operating system is developed for cardiologist’s workstation for analysis and management of static and real-time ultrasound images.

Freezing of bovine embryos requires controlling of ice-phase fronts to envelop an embryo in a time-ordered fashion, requiring among other elements: a controller. Shiva co-designed and built and tested the controller achieve the necessary freezing control dynamics.

In deaf-blind individuals, an amazing form of tactile communication takes place where the hand is used to sense up to 7 different signals. Shiva was fortunate to do research at the MIT Speech Lab data gathering and analysis of speech phonemes.

After completing Calculus, Shiva’s school setup a special Independent Study program for him to learn Vector Analysis. This study resulted in a mathematical discovery and a publication in a local peer-reviewed mathematics journal.

In sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), an infant during an apnea may die. Correlations appear to exist between sleep stage patterns and the onset of an apnea. Two-dimensional imaging algorithms are exploited to discover such patterns.

In 1978, 14-year-old Shiva invents email — the system we know today, when he creates the electronic version of the old-fashioned interoffice paper mail system (inbox, outbox, folders, memo, attachments, etc.), and names it “email.” In 1982, he receives the first U.S. Copyright for “Email,” officially recognizing him as its…

Shiva attended, on invitation, the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States.

Systems Health training and certification workshops were launched to provide health and wellness practitioners a foundational science based on systems theory.

Shiva was honored by Entrepreneur magazine for his commitment to, and history of entrepreneurship over the past 25 years.

Shiva was honored by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi of India, for inventing email. Their meeting resulted in discussions on innovation and health.

Shiva was inducted into the Livingston High School Hall of Fame. This is a great honor, given the high quality of commitment to excellence taught by the faculty and administrators of Livingston High School.

Launched by Shiva in Newark, New Jersey, the Innovation Corps non-profit project aims to inspire young high-school innovators in inner cities and villages across the world.

In 2007, Shiva was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to travel to India to study the intersection of Eastern and Western Medicine.

Shiva’s team at EchoMail sought to help both presidential candidates, Bush and Gore, to use intelligent email to enable grassroots campaigning. Only the Bush team used EchoMail. The results of the 2000 election were close, and technology like EchoMail clearly made a difference.

Shiva led and organized protests to link the struggle of local 26 unions of food service workers with the struggle of workers fighting apartheid 10,000 miles away in South Africa.

Shiva arrived at MIT in September of 1981. On the front page of MIT’s official newspaper TechTalk, his invention of email was highlighted as an important achievement among 1,040 students.

Selected by vote of the Livingston High School faculty to attend Boys State, where Shiva learned the incredible value of the American Dream. He developed a deep appreciation for the sacrifices made by those who fought to defend truth and freedom.

Shiva pitched and played shortstop for the championship team which won the County Junior High School baseball championship.