IC-IMPACTS researchers at The University of British Columbia successfully demonstrated the application of a novel coating material at a sewer chamber in Vancouver, BC.
IC-IMPACTS installed the first fully monitored self-healing concrete pavement in Chawathil First Nation, British Columbia, Canada.
IC-IMPACTS researchers, including Canadian and Indian collaborators, came together to build India's first ever self-healing concrete road.
Patna is located in Bihar state of India and it has a population of over 2 million. In Bihar, over 50,000 new cases of Tuberculosis were identified in 2014. To tackle this global health problem, a team led by Dr. Madhukar Pai, is conducting an innovative research project that engages pharmacists to improve early detection of TB
IC-IMPACTS researchers installed a water treatment system at Lytton, BC, providing potable water to many homes which were previously under boil water advisory.
IC-IMPACTS & Mitacs Signing Ceremony Friday, July 16, 2021 on Zoom
Updates on the Canada-India Spinal Cord Injuries Innovation Award September 17, 2021 on Zoom
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