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Articles by Dr. Abhishek Ghosh

Here is something about Dr. Abhishek Ghosh

Dr. Abhishek Ghosh is a multitalented Indian Businessman, Orthopaedic Surgeon, author, blogger from conservative family. His main field of interest is 3D printing, VR, AR, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Neural Modelling, Open Sourcing Hardware, Implants . Dr. Abhishek Ghosh currently is associated with various non-profit and for profit projects, active in various Free Software projects, Open Source Hardware development, Open Directory Project (DMOZ) and United Nations. This domain, The Customize Windows is an intended misnomer. You can contact him by using this form. Find Abhishek Ghosh on Google Plus.

You can also find on Google Plus or simply search on Google Web Search for as verified Author. It is a bit difficult to pronounce an Indian name by the peoples living in the foreign countries; lets go - his first name is Abhishek, pronounced as Obhi-Shake, remain part of the full name Abhishek Ghosh is Ghosh, the last name to be pronounced as if 'T' is absent from Ghost !
Abhishek Ghosh, obviously as you can understand, is a Male, the honorific prefix Dr. is added as he is doctor doing his M.S. speciality to become an Orthopedic Surgeon.
So, precisely, Dr. Abhishek Ghosh is an Orthopaedic Surgeon, Inventor, Current editor of The Customize Windows, who has solid knowledge on traditional drawing which you can see in deviantArt. For this website, you can contact him via the email address admin@thecustomizewindows.com or may be you can text him on his cell phone +919333212726. His date of birth is 04/30/1983 and here is where you can send him written letter.
F-04/502, Peerless Nagar, 29F B.T. Road, Panihati, City - Kolkata, State - West Bengal, PIN700114,India.
And this website,
can be found on Google Maps as which is located at 22.572646, 88.363895 precisely.
Here is the usual author box of his profile followed by the list of articles with excerpt written by Dr. Abhishek Ghosh within this website.

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