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Radhakrishna Sanka is an experienced professional with a diverse academic background in computer engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and communications engineering. With over 8 years of relevant experience, he has worked with multi-disciplinary teams to capture, formalize, and automate engineering processes. Currently, Radhakrishna is the Executive Director of nona software foundation where he is leading the development of open-source tool chains to reduce the design barriers faced by engineers when designing microfluidic lab on a chip systems. Radhakrishna's passion for engineering and innovation is evident in his work history. He was a member of the Student Leadership Council at InnovateBU, where he contributed to the development of innovative solutions. He was also an instructor for the iGEM 2017 Hardware Team at Boston University, where he mentored students on hardware design and development. Radhakrishna's academic achievements include a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Computer Engineering, a Master of Science (M.S.) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering. He leverages his academic training and experience to develop innovative solutions that make a difference. Radhakrishna is passionate about reducing the barrier of entry for microfluidic device design and manufacturing. He is open to collaborating and integrating work in microfluidics into the open-source tool chains he is working on. His LinkedIn summary highlights his passion for reimagining how we engineer living systems. Radhakrishna is a forward-thinking professional who is always looking for ways to innovate and make a positive impact.