Open Projects in Centre of Excellence
Explore research and CSR opportunities at IIT Madras in this domain.
Centre of Excellence
53 proposals
Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Cooling System
This proposal promotes sustainable energy-efficiency and climate-tech solutions designed to lower power consumption, minimise emissions, and support industrial transformation. Through research-driven system design and performance enhancement, the initiative helps SMEs and industries transition to environmentally responsible operations. CSR partnerships can accelerate the adoption of low-carbon technologies, strengthen climate-action outcomes, and contribute to long-term sustainability goals.
By: G Venkataratinam
Cause: CoE
Advanced printed circuit board reliability test facility
IIT Madras proposes an Advanced PCB Reliability Test Facility grounded in Physics-of-Failure (PoF) principles to strengthen India?s electronics ecosystem. The initiative will offer world-class reliability assessment, design analysis, thermal and stress testing, and SMT evaluation for SMEs, R&D institutes, and manufacturers. Through CSR support, this centre will reduce product failures, improve industrial reliability standards, and build India?s long-term capability in electronics innovation.
By: Anbarasu Manivannan
Cause: CoE
Advanced printed circuit board reliability test facility Concept Note (Equipment)
IIT Madras is developing an Advanced PCB Reliability Centre to deliver Physics-of-Failure-based testing, SMT process evaluation, thermal stress analysis, and comprehensive design reliability assessment. With CSR funding, the facility will support electronics manufacturers, reduce product failure rates, strengthen R&D, and build a resilient high-tech ecosystem for India.
By: Anbarasu Manivannan
Cause: CoE
Technologies for low carbon and lean construction experience center
This proposal presents an advanced Experience Centre at IIT Madras focused on low carbon and lean construction technologies. The project showcases sustainable materials, 3D-printed structures, circular-economy solutions, and net-zero building methods. Designed as a research and demonstration hub, it empowers industry professionals, startups, and policymakers to accelerate climate-positive construction practices across India.
By: Manu Santhanam
Cause: CoE
Computational modelling in cerebrovascular healthcare: Establishment of health facility
This proposal introduces a state-of-the-art research facility at IIT Madras dedicated to computational modelling in cerebrovascular healthcare. Using advanced CFD and FSI methodologies, the centre will support real-time patient assessment, enhance stroke risk evaluation, and enable precise vascular health monitoring. Integrated with CT/MR workflows, the facility strengthens clinical decision-making, training, and neurovascular research, creating a critical national capability for improving patient outcomes.
By: Prasad Patnaik BSV
Cause: CoE
E-Mobility Laboratory
The E-Mobility Laboratory at IIT Madras aims to become a global hub for electric mobility skilling and innovation. Equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories, the facility will train undergraduate and postgraduate students, industry personnel, and educators across India. Through collaborations with automotive companies, government agencies, and global partners, the centre will accelerate EV technology adoption, prototype testing, knowledge sharing, and the creation of industry-ready talent for the rapidly expanding e-mobility sector.
By: Srikanthan Sridharan
Cause: CoE
Centre of Excellence on sustainable bio-manufacturing of low-cost phyto drugs for various medicinal applications
This proposal establishes a Centre of Excellence dedicated to the sustainable biomanufacturing of low-cost phyto-drugs for diverse medicinal applications. The initiative focuses on high-quality production of herbal raw materials, phytochemicals, and advanced extraction and purification systems. Aligned with national health priorities, the AYUSH mission, and UN SDGs, the centre supports industry-ready innovation, tech-transfer, leadership development, and new opportunities across wellness, cosmetics, agriculture, and biopharmaceutical sectors.
By: Smita Srivastava
Cause: CoE
Materials & mechanics for sustainable infrastructure
This proposal advances sustainable infrastructure through innovative materials such as carbon-sequestering low-carbon concrete, reclaimed asphalt binders, and recycled rubber?sand composites. These climate-positive, circular-economy solutions enhance structural performance, reduce environmental impact, and provide durable alternatives for buildings, roads, and public works. The project supports India?s low-carbon transition, enabling industry partners and CSR leaders to contribute directly to national sustainability and climate-action goals.
By: Dept. of Civil Engineering
Cause: CoE
Self-reliance in quantum technologies- Innovation and manpower development in materials & devices
This proposal aims to advance India?s self-reliance in quantum technologies by establishing state-of-the-art facilities for research, innovation, and manpower development. The centre will support high-impact publications, indigenous technology creation, and industry-ready training for students and scholars. By nurturing talent aligned with national missions and Make in India goals, the project strengthens India?s global competitiveness and builds a robust pipeline of quantum technology professionals.
By: Dept. of Physics
Cause: CoE
Smart meter lab
This proposal aims to establish an advanced Smart Meter Lab at IIT Madras to strengthen R&D on energy efficiency, consumption balancing, and smart grid technologies. The facility will support academia?industry collaboration, accelerate power sector reforms, and enable smart city?aligned energy management. By minimizing energy loss, enhancing data-driven decision-making, and supporting utilities like REC, the lab will contribute significantly to India?s sustainable and resilient energy transition.
By: Shanti Swaroop
Cause: CoE
Establishment of a common infrastructure facility
This proposal aims to establish a world-class research facility featuring TIRF microscopy combined with optical tweezers for high-precision molecular studies. The centre will support super-resolution imaging, advanced spectroscopy, and cellular-level biological research. By enabling exceptional sensitivity and a broad range of experiments, the facility will strengthen national research networks, attract collaborations, and advance India?s capabilities in biotechnology, life sciences, and interdisciplinary scientific innovation.
By: Swathi Sudhakar
Cause: CoE
Advanced Instruments Facility for Sustainable Research,Training,Outreach & Societal Needs
This proposal aims to upgrade and expand the advanced instrumentation facility at IIT Madras to support high-impact research aligned with sustainability and national priorities. With several existing instruments becoming obsolete, new equipment is essential to maintain cutting-edge capabilities. The facility benefits academic institutions, industry partners, and students across all levels by enabling high-quality research, analysis, training, and skilled manpower development that strengthens India?s innovation ecosystem.
By: Sanjay Kumar
Cause: CoE
Infrastructure for Mathematics Department-Seminar Hall & Classrooms
This proposal supports the development of enhanced educational infrastructure for the Mathematics Department at IIT Madras, including hybrid seminar halls and classrooms. The project enables training for prospective mathematics and computing teachers, supports online B.Sc. programmes, and builds capacity for STEM education. By preparing educators and students with strong mathematical foundations and pedagogical tools, the initiative strengthens India?s talent pipeline in mathematics and scientific computing.
By: Dept. of Mathematics
Cause: CoE
Setting up of chemical labs & upgradation of facilities
This proposal aims to enhance the teaching, learning, and research capabilities of the Chemical Engineering Department at IIT Madras by creating the next generation of instructional and practical laboratories. The upgraded facilities will support hands-on training, innovation, and solutions for water, air quality, waste management, and sustainable technologies. By strengthening industry-aligned education and societal impact, the initiative contributes to India?s skill development and environmental sustainability goals.
By: Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Cause: CoE
Driving E-Mobility: Center of Excellence for Zero Emission Trucking
The Centre of Excellence for Zero Emission Trucking accelerates the shift to clean and sustainable freight mobility. The project advances EV research, battery systems, charging technologies, and vehicle integration to support large-scale adoption of Zero Emission Trucks. Through CSR partnerships, companies can enable green logistics, strengthen mobility innovation, and create meaningful environmental impact.
By: Deepak Ronanki
Cause: CoE
Center for advanced medical imaging technologies For Atmanirbhar Bharat
This proposal aims to develop cutting-edge, indigenous medical imaging technologies across ultrasound, X-ray, photoacoustic, optical, and MRI modalities. The centre will build working prototypes, create complete software tool suites, and upgrade existing MRI capabilities. Through CSR support, the initiative can expand access to high-quality, affordable imaging systems and strengthen the nation?s healthcare innovation ecosystem.
By: Arun K. Thittai
Cause: CoE
Societal Impact via computation
This proposal aims to build a world-class computational facility to support research addressing critical societal challenges. High-performance computing enables advanced simulations in fields such as drug design, climate modelling, mobility, and healthcare. IIT Madras relies heavily on computational resources, and CSR support will strengthen infrastructure, equipment, and staffing, enabling breakthroughs that improve lives and generate high-impact scientific and technological outcomes.
By: Kameswararao Anupindi
Cause: CoE
National Center for Experiental Technologies
This proposal seeks to establish a National Center for Experiential Technologies to drive breakthroughs in XR systems and human-centered digital innovation. The centre will unite research across immersive interfaces, AI-augmented XR, and interactive experience design. With CSR support, the initiative will accelerate technology development, industry collaboration, and large-scale impact in sectors relying on advanced experiential technologies.
By: M. Manivannan
Cause: CoE
N Srinivasan Centre for Sports Science & Analytics
This proposal aims to establish the N Srinivasan Centre for Sports Science & Analytics to foster innovation in sports technology and athlete performance enhancement. The centre will develop advanced tools, solutions, and research capabilities to support athletes, coaches, and fitness consumers. With CSR support, this initiative will accelerate sports tech development, promote wider participation in physical activity, and strengthen India?s sporting ecosystem.
By: IITM
Cause: CoE
Concept Note on CoE on Indian Medicine System with emphasis on Siddha medical system at DMST
This proposal aims to establish a Centre of Excellence focused on advancing the Indian and Siddha systems of medicine through rigorous scientific research. The centre will study the mechanisms of herbo-mineral formulations, Varmam techniques, and traditional therapies to address major non-communicable diseases. With CSR partnership, this initiative will strengthen evidence-based traditional medicine and expand translational research capabilities.
By: Anubama Rajan
Cause: CoE
Hydrogen Incubation Centre at IIT Madras
This proposal aims to establish a Hydrogen Incubation Centre to support the development of next-generation clean-energy technologies. The centre will nurture early-stage ideas related to hydrogen storage, high-pressure systems, and transportation pipelines, guiding them toward commercial viability. Through CSR support, the initiative will empower innovators, accelerate green hydrogen development, and strengthen India?s clean-energy ecosystem.
By: Aravind Kumar Chandiran
Cause: CoE
Skill development in Hydrogen domain -CoE establishment
This Centre of Excellence focuses on advancing hydrogen research and innovation while simultaneously developing skilled talent for India?s clean-energy transition. The initiative spans technology development, curriculum design, sector-aligned training, and certification to strengthen the hydrogen value chain. CSR partnerships will accelerate both scientific progress and workforce readiness, supporting national climate-action goals and enabling a robust hydrogen ecosystem.
By: Aravind Kumar Chandiran
Cause: CoE
Centre of Excellence in Biomedical Engineering
This Centre of Excellence focuses on advancing biomedical engineering research to support improved diagnostics, clinical insights, and patient-centric medical solutions. With emphasis on education, real-world clinical projects, and medical-device innovation, the initiative enables better decision-making and enhances healthcare outcomes. CSR partnerships can strengthen research capabilities, reduce healthcare disparities, and support scalable innovations that improve quality of care across communities.
By: Babji Srinivasan
Cause: CoE
Proposal to establish validation center for tropical batteries
This initiative aims to establish a dedicated centre for battery validation, benchmarking, and performance assessment under tropical environmental conditions?critical for India?s growing electric-mobility sector. The centre will support research on EV batteries, accelerated testing, safety evaluation, and duty-cycle performance. CSR partnerships can strengthen clean-mobility innovation, improve reliability of locally manufactured and imported batteries, and accelerate India?s transition toward sustainable transportation.
By: Nitin Muralidharan
Co-PI: Aravind Kumar Chandiran
Cause: CoE
A Proposal for Centre for Excellence in Maternal & Vascular Health Research
This Centre of Excellence aims to advance maternal and vascular health research by developing innovative diagnostic tools, sustainable interventions, and data-driven strategies to manage pregnancy-related complications. Equipped with high-end infrastructure, the centre supports interdisciplinary research and clinical collaboration to improve outcomes for mothers and newborns. CSR participation will strengthen early detection, expand rural healthcare capacity, and drive long-term health equity.
By: Madhulika Dixit
Cause: CoE
Concept Note on CoE in biodegradable packaging solutions
This Centre of Excellence aims to advance biodegradable packaging solutions through integrated research, innovation, testing, and enterprise incubation. Addressing the environmental challenges posed by synthetic packaging, the centre focuses on developing sustainable materials, enhancing regulatory compliance, and promoting circular-economy practices. CSR partnerships will help accelerate eco-friendly innovation, reduce plastic pollution, and support global sustainability and climate-action goals.
By: Ethayaraja Mani
Cause: CoE
Establishment of an ultrathin cryo-sectioning facility at the National Facility for cryo electron microscopy
This proposal strengthens India?s scientific research infrastructure by expanding the National Cryo-EM Facility at IIT Madras with a specialized ultrathin cryo-sectioning unit. The advanced microscopy capability will support biomedical discoveries, interdisciplinary research, and high-precision imaging of cells, viruses, and materials. CSR participation will accelerate innovation, elevate national research capabilities, and empower scientists with world-class tools.
By: Anirban
Cause: CoE
Centre for Research on startups and risk financing (CREST)
CREST at IIT Madras is a leading research hub dedicated to the study of startups, innovation, and risk financing. By generating evidence-based insights, CREST strengthens policymaking, supports entrepreneurship, and contributes to national economic growth. CSR partnerships can fuel data-driven research, enhance the startup ecosystem, and expand India's innovation capacity while enabling high-impact developmental outcomes.
By: Thillai Rajan A
Cause: CoE
Centre of Excellence in Solid Waste Action for circularity, holistic health & livelihoods
This proposal showcases IIT Madras? Centre of Excellence dedicated to pioneering sustainable waste management and circular economy innovations. It invites CSR partners to drive climate action, resource efficiency, and community impact.
By: Indumathi Manivannan Nambi
Cause: CoE
Centre for Social Capitalism_Draft Proposal
This proposal establishes a Centre for Social Capitalism at IIT Madras to empower individuals with skills, resources, and entrepreneurial support to build socially impactful startups. By integrating profit with social equity and ethical business practices, the centre fosters inclusive growth, bridges urban?rural divides, and strengthens community well-being. Aligned with multiple UN SDGs, the initiative builds an ecosystem that nurtures ethical, sustainable, and socially responsible entrepreneurship across India.
By: Richa Agarwal
Cause: CoE
Centre for Inclusive Public Transportation Technologies
This proposal establishes a Centre for Inclusive Public Transportation Technologies to transform India?s mobility ecosystem through accessibility, affordability, and user-centric design across road, rail, and air travel. The centre will tackle technological, infrastructural, and policy challenges to create inclusive mobility solutions. By addressing gaps affecting persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and marginalized groups, the centre aims to set national and global benchmarks for equitable and accessible public transportation.
By: Manish Anand
Cause: CoE
AI4NetZero Center of Excellence
The AI4NetZero Center of Excellence aims to accelerate India?s net-zero transition by developing advanced AI and ML-based solutions for emissions reduction, energy efficiency, and sustainable operations across electricity generation, manufacturing, and building sectors. By combining state-of-the-art climate modelling, data infrastructure, and workforce development, the centre will catalyse national climate action, strengthen industrial resilience, and establish India as a global leader in AI-powered sustainability innovation.
By: Satyanarayana Seshadri
Cause: CoE
Establishment of Center for Cancer Nanomedicine & Translational Health
The Center for Cancer Nanomedicine and Translational Health pioneers affordable and scalable nanomedicine solutions for drug-resistant and metastatic cancers. By integrating nanotechnology with precision medicine, microneedle delivery, and regenerative therapies, the centre addresses India?s urgent cancer burden. Its translational approach aims to reduce treatment toxicity, improve patient survival, and expand access to advanced cancer care, while training a skilled workforce to strengthen national healthcare innovation.
By: Sivakumar Vijayaraghavalu
Cause: CoE
Comprehensive Instrumentation List for Nanomedicine Center
The Comprehensive Instrumentation Initiative for the Cancer Research and Translational Health Centre at IIT Madras aims to equip scientists with state-of-the-art tools needed to develop affordable, effective cancer therapies. By strengthening laboratory infrastructure, the initiative accelerates breakthroughs in drug-resistant and metastatic cancer treatment, regenerative medicine, and safer delivery systems. CSR participation directly supports critical research, reduces the healthcare burden on Indian families, and improves patient outcomes nationwide.
By: Sivakumar Vijayaraghavalu
Cause: CoE
Centre for Ageing and Longevity Research (CALR)
This IIT Madras centre of excellence runs mission driven projects on healthy ageing, microbiome mediated immunity and psychosocial resilience so CSR partners can help India add more healthy years to life for its rapidly expanding senior population
By: Sivakumar Vijayaraghavalu
Cause: CoE
Clean Room Infrastructure for Biomedical Device Fabrication
This IIT Madras centre of excellence builds dedicated cleanroom infrastructure so CSR partners can catalyse cutting edge biomedical device fabrication, interdisciplinary collaboration and semiconductor enabled healthtech innovation in India
By: Tuhin Subhra Santra
Cause: CoE
IITMSAT Ground Station
The IITMSAT Ground Station initiative will establish a dedicated satellite tracking and telemetry facility at IIT Madras, enabling students to engage directly with real-time space operations. The station will track LEO satellites, support IITMSAT?s post-launch mission, and publicly share scientific data. Through hands-on training, internships, and workshops, the project builds India?s next generation of space-tech talent. CSR support will expand STEM education, deepen research capabilities, and strengthen India?s satellite ecosystem.
By: David Koilpillai
Cause: CoE
Center for Low-cost Housing and Sustainability
The Centre for Low-Cost Housing and Sustainability at IIT Madras develops breakthrough technologies for affordable, climate-resilient construction. With expertise in 3D concrete printing, automated building systems, and sustainable materials, the centre aims to make quality housing more accessible to underserved communities. Through industry collaboration, hands-on demonstrations, and training programs, this initiative reduces construction costs and accelerates innovation. CSR support will help scale impactful, affordable housing solutions nationwide.
By: Benny Raphael
Cause: CoE
Center for Medical Imaging Technologies - Preclinical Imaging setup
This CSR-funded initiative aims to develop affordable preclinical MRI, ultrasound and micro-CT imaging systems to advance early disease screening and biomedical research across India. By reducing the cost of diagnostics and drug discovery, the project accelerates impact for pharmaceutical R&D, teaching hospitals and rural healthcare programs. CSR investment in this initiative directly supports accessible MedTech innovation for millions of underserved communities.
By: Arun K. Thittai
Cause: CoE
Center for Medical Imaging Technologies -for breast cancer screening
This CSR-backed research explores why women engage in subsistence marketplaces beyond economic need, identifying psychological and socio-cultural drivers shaping their personal and professional roles. The study will deliver actionable insights to design CSR programmes that boost women?s well-being, labour participation and dignity. Corporate partners gain evidence-based strategies to maximize social impact and measurable improvements in vulnerable women?s livelihoods.
By: Arun K. Thittai
Cause: CoE
The Memory Lab: Centre for Memory Studies and Digital Humanities
The Memory Lab pioneers the fusion of digital humanities and immersive AR-VR technologies to store, simulate and share cultural memory, heritage and cognitive interactions. The initiative builds 360-degree VR spaces, digital archives and educational applications designed with academic depth and public value. CSR partnership in this project enables innovation that strengthens cultural sustainability, tourism collaboration, immersive learning, and technology-driven social impact.
By: Merin Simi Raj
Co-PI: Avishek Parui
Cause: CoE
Energy Consortium Proposal
The Energy Consortium brings companies, researchers and innovators together to advance clean energy technologies from discovery to pilot demonstration. The programme enables shared R&D, risk reduction, and measurable impact toward sustainability goals, emissions mitigation and responsible energy leadership. Corporates partnering through CSR gain access to deep technical expertise, strong academic validation, cross-sector collaborations, and a strategic platform to future-proof their energy transition commitments.
By: Satyanarayanan Seshadri
Cause: CoE
Establishment of state-of-the-art multi-layer printed circuit board fabrication facility
This initiative establishes a cutting-edge multi-layer PCB fabrication facility to accelerate electronic hardware research, prototyping and system development. The centre will enable high-layer PCB manufacturing, design, assembly and validation, supporting startups, academic labs and industry teams building next-generation electronic systems. CSR partnership unlocks critical infrastructure that strengthens the hardware innovation ecosystem and reduces barriers for emerging semiconductor and electronics companies.
By: Anbarasu Manivannan
Cause: CoE
Centre for Hyperloop Technologies-TichTech
This proposal accelerates the development and commercialisation of Hyperloop ? a high-speed, zero-carbon mobility technology poised to transform transportation and logistics. The centre provides R&D, testing, prototyping and validation support for startups, corporates and academic teams working on advanced mobility. CSR partnership strengthens sustainable transport innovation, builds deep-tech talent and drives a future-ready mobility ecosystem.
By: Satyanarayana Chakravarthy
Cause: CoE
Centre for Plant-Derived, Nanoemulsion-Based Cancer Drug Discovery
This project pioneers cancer drug discovery using plant-derived nanoemulsions with the goal of achieving high anticancer efficacy while significantly reducing treatment-related side effects. The work includes in-vitro cancer cell line studies, mechanistic analysis, and animal-trial validation to advance safer and affordable oncology therapies. CSR partnership accelerates transformational research that has the potential to reach large and diverse patient populations and reshape the future of cancer care.
By: R. Nagarajan
Cause: CoE
The Industry Academia Quantum Consortium
The Quantum Computing Consortium enables collaborative research between academia and industry to solve high-value challenges using quantum technology. The programme focuses on cryptography, finance, machine learning, optimisation, chemistry and synthetic biology, while upskilling subject matter experts to build deployable quantum solutions. CSR partnership accelerates deep-tech research, strengthens national capability and cultivates a talent pool trained in quantum computing for real-world applications.
By: Anil Prabhakar
Cause: CoE
IITM Centre for Applied Finance Research
This initiative functions as a financial industry think tank that brings together ministries, industry experts and academia to address high-impact financial research priorities. The centre produces policy-relevant research papers, hosts panels and seminars, mentors faculty, and connects institutions to generate applied finance insights. CSR partnership strengthens evidence-based decision making and enhances national financial research capability.
By: Thenmozhi M
Cause: CoE
Asset Creation for R&D for Sustainable Waste & Water Management
This initiative builds advanced research infrastructure for sustainable water and waste management, supporting the analysis of emerging contaminants and the development of robust treatment technologies. It integrates wastewater, greywater and solid waste solutions with solar-powered purification systems and in-house environmental sensing tools. CSR partnership enables scalable, community-focused waste and water solutions while training future sustainability innovators.
By: Ligy Philip
Cause: CoE
Knowledge Centre for Sustainable Water Management
This project establishes a leading research and capacity-building centre dedicated to sustainable water solutions. The initiative develops advanced water purification technologies, including arsenic- and fluoride-free systems, efficient wastewater treatment, disaster-resilient clean water solutions and industrial/domestic treatment innovation. It also provides analytical services, training and knowledge support for industry, regulators and the public. CSR partnership strengthens long-term access to clean water and scalable sustainability outcomes.
By: Ligy Philip
Cause: CoE
Institute Animal House Instrument Facility
This proposal seeks CSR support to establish a modern, institute-wide animal research facility at IIT Madras dedicated to enabling high-quality in vivo and pre-clinical studies. The centre will serve multiple departments, house essential equipment and skilled manpower, and extend access to neighbouring research institutions. By strengthening animal-based biomedical research, the facility will accelerate discoveries in cancer, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases while advancing India?s capabilities in translational science.
By: Guhan Jayaraman
Cause: CoE
Upgradation of existing EMI-EMC test facility
This proposal seeks CSR support to upgrade IIT Madras? EMI?EMC testing facility, enabling advanced interference measurement, compatibility assessment, and certification services. The upgraded centre will support industries, startups, and strategic sectors requiring robust electronic system design with reduced interference and improved immunity. By strengthening this critical national infrastructure, the project enhances India?s capability in reliable electronics development and fosters innovation across multiple high-impact domains.
By: Anbarasu Manivannan
Cause: CoE
Developing resource centres
This CSR initiative supports the creation of national resource centres that provide accessible, affordable assistive technologies for differently-abled individuals, including the visually impaired. Through the CREATE team at IIT Madras and the Enability Foundation, the project delivers innovative tools that enhance communication, learning, mobility, and independence. By scaling these solutions to disadvantaged communities, the initiative strengthens social inclusion, improves educational access, and empowers individuals with disabilities to participate more fully in society.
By: CREATE & Enability Foundation for Rehabilitation
Cause: CoE
Data Science Incubator Proposal
The Data Science Incubator at IIT Madras will establish a dedicated centre to nurture AI, machine learning and analytics startups through incubation facilities, core staff, and access to IITM?s research ecosystem. The initiative aims to onboard and accelerate 50+ startups, enabling data-driven solutions for industry and government (urban planning, weather analytics, drone mapping). CSR partners can scale impact by supporting infrastructure, mentoring and market-readiness initiatives.
By: Palaniappan Ramu
Co-PI: Balaraman Ravindran, Ganapathi Krishnamoorthi
Cause: CoE