Dr. Rafi Ahmad, an Indian-Norwegian scientist and the founder and Chief R&D Officer at xNARA, a personalized supplements company headquartered in Singapore with global offices, articulates xNARA's mission in an interview with BioTuesdays as "leveraging science and technology to deliver a convenient, customized nutritional and probiotic solution to meet individual nutritional requirements in place of multiple, generic supplements from different sources."

According to AB Newswire, Dr. Ahmad's contributions are hailed as instrumental for xNARA, setting a precedent for the entire scientific community with his "dedication and commitment to advancing the future of scientific research and innovation."

Exploring the background of xNARA's pioneering leader: He completed his Master’s of Science in Bioinformatics from the University of Exeter before pursuing a Ph.D. in Bioinformatics and Computational Chemistry in Norway, laying a solid educational foundation for his future endeavors.

Dr. Ahmad's illustrious career includes prominent positions at renowned organizations like AstraZeneca, Dassault Systemes, and Medivir. His expertise spans various domains in research & development, encompassing Antibiotic Resistance, Bioinformatics, Big Data Analysis, Biotechnology, Drug Discovery, Genomics, and Next Generation Sequencing. Additionally, he serves as a Professor at the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences in Hamar.

Within xNARA, Dr. Rafi Ahmad's visionary leadership drives the company's strategy, product initiatives, business ventures, and R&D endeavors. He is also credited for conceiving, designing, and overseeing the operation of xNARA's factory in Hyderabad, a smart-manufacturing personalized supplements facility. Chief Financial Officer Gautam Sharma acknowledges Dr. Ahmad as the driving force behind the business, praising his visionary leadership and strategic thinking, along with his unwavering passion for R&D and enterprise.

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