Kevin’s Top 30, Under 30.
#1
Graduated from Engineering Physics with Distinctions while also having a minor in Honors Mathematics.
#2
Built* a cyclotron in highschool.
*might not have been super functional (yet).
#3
Was touted a GOAT in first year Engineering. It was widespread knowledge that even the First Year Engineering submission for film fEUSt had you in there.
#4
Hiked Clouds rest in Yosemite one day!
#5
Learned and went though the process of founding a company: Equationary.
https://www.facebook.com/eqnry/
#6
First-authoring a paper, available now, for the world, on Arxiv: “Quantum limits of superconducting-photonic links and their extension to mm-waves”.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.14501
#7
Accepted into Stanford (roughly 3-4% acceptance rate) for a PhD program in Physics.
https://irds.stanford.edu/data-findings/doctoral-admissions
#8
Won the PGS D (63,000 big Canadian ones over 36 months!).
#9
Won a grant to go to North Carolina for a Applied Math and Stats workshop in 2017.
https://www.engphys.ubc.ca/2017/05/30/kevin-multani-receives-funding-for-statistical-and-applied-mathematical-sciences-institute-workshop/
#10
Survived malaria.
#11
Won the $200k grant from Q-farm to pursue a post doc at Stanford.
#12
Learned to crochet to make another person happy.
#13
Survived his first backpacking trip with only two instant noodles bowls and a six-pack of beer— and continues to stay positive and optimistic about backpacking.
#14
Ran a half marathon with only a month of training.
#15
Given a talk at Cornell, among the league of other professors
#16
Nearly got stabbed but used fighting skills to get out of the situation while teaching a hooligan too be better.
#17
Picked up his life to live somewhere else and adapted, overcome, and improvise at least 4 times (India > Germany > Canada > Japan > USA).
#18
Grew his hair out for giggles with buddies and the flow became killer.
#19
Knows how to make stellar mead.
#20
Can drive from Stanford to Vancouver in one day
#21
Was asked to be a Chemistry touter for high school students, and still continues to motivate and be a role model for students at Enver Creek, or graduated. To this day.
#22
Knows how to make the very things technology is built on, and can do so while wearing a bunny suit no less.
#23
A great listener and is someone who always has honest and earnest advice.
#24
While book smart, he is also athletic and was captain of the volleyball team.
#25
Knows how to beatbox like a G.
#26
Mentored a number of individuals that look up to him.
#27
Has several other publications spanning fields from quantum device physics, to accelerator physics, to statistical methods for medical applications, and deep learning algorithms.
#28
Developed a personal electrolyte mix #biohacking.
#29
Was treasurer of the Stanford Radio club.
#30
Champion of fun things like a 30 km run for his 30th birthday!