Maheshwar Bhasin is a PhD candidate at The University of Western Australia, specializing in Public Health and Medicine. His research explores the role of non-exclusive colostrum feeding on childhood disease risks. With a robust foundation in nutrition, health education, and biotechnology, Maheshwar integrates his clinical experience with a mastery of the basic sciences to transform clinical observations into tangible solutions.

Maheshwar's project management skills are exemplified by his orchestration of a successful Indian-Norwegian bilateral project, the establishment and management of a human milk bank, and the implementation of cost-effective neonatal healthcare interventions. His multidisciplinary expertise, peer-reviewed publications, and leadership uniquely position him to drive meaningful change in healthcare, particularly in low and middle-income countries.

Committed to integrity, honesty, respect, and personal excellence, Maheshwar aims to improve breastfeeding practices and newborn care, contributing significantly to public health advancements.