He has a very good mind for science, and he’s interested in many things. He has enormous potential.
Dr. Peter Kroll Assistant Professor
Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry
The University of Texas at Arlington
Meet Pinaki Bose, a gifted biochemistry student who plans to make a major difference in medicinal research and help find cures for some of the most devastating diseases plaguing our society.
Dr. Pamela Jansma
Dean of the College of Sciences
The University of Texas at Arlington
He’s an intriguing young man. He’s a very genuine kid, interested in so many things. He’s not trying to prove anything to anyone else, he’s just eager to do all these things. There’s no doubt he can do anything he puts his mind to.
Dr. J. Carter M. Tiernan Professor
Assistant Dean of Engineering
The University of Texas at Arlington
He is an excellent student who always strives to take every opportunity to learn more. In my class, he did two extra projects to earn honors credits. In addition, Pinaki has a very pleasant personality and is always a pleasure to work with.
Dr. Jianping Zhu Professor
Department Chair of Mathematics
The University of Texas at Arlington
Watching my brother's accomplishments as we've both grown up has definitely inspired me to pursue what I find interesting. The sense of wonder and curiosity with which he approaches and learns science is an aspect which I have striven to emulate my entire life. His accomplishments as a scientist throughout both high school and, now, college inspire me to work my hardest in my own endeavors.
Shree Bose (sister)
Grand Prize Winner of the First
Google Global Science Fair
from an interview with Maverick Science
As educators we use the phrase lifelong learners and I cannot think of anyone who exemplifies that phrase more than Pinaki Bose. He truly is very gifted and it’s just an honor having him in the classroom.
Tiana Morrison Science Teacher
Dunbar Middle School, Fort Worth ISD
You are truly gifted, but it is your motivation and persistence that I admire.
Bobby Williams English Teacher
Dunbar Middle School, Fort Worth ISD
Pinaki is a talented student in many areas, particularly in academics, music and art. He has a great interest in science and mathematics and has progressed far beyond the second grade level, despite the fact that he has already once been accelerated (he turned seven years of age in February). In order to keep Pinaki challenged, it was necessary to provide him with special mathematics assignments at the fifth-grade level. In science, he has already learned some chemistry outside of school, having memorized some element symbols and compound formulas. I would strongly recommend him for any special program that you might offer your gifted and talented students.
Laura Comyns 2nd Grade Teacher
Sonoma Mountain Elementary School
Old Adobe Union School District (CA)