Open Projects in CoE - Assets
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IIT Madras in this domain.
CoE - Assets
20 proposalsComputational 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: Prof. Prasad Patnaik BSV
Cause: CoE - Assets
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 - Assets
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: Prof. Ligy Philip
Cause: CoE - Assets
Class 100 Clean Room Infrastructure
The Class 100 Clean Room Infrastructure provides an ultra-clean, controlled environment where particle contamination is maintained at minimal levels, with no more than 100 particles (0.5 microns or larger) per cubic foot of air. This state-of-the-art facility enables high-precision research and development activities in semiconductor fabrication, microelectronics, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical applications. The cleanroom infrastructure ensures consistent quality and reliability for sensitive processes requiring stringent contamination control.
By: Prof. Tuhin Subhra Santra
Cause: CoE - Assets
Proposal for infrastructure development - Digital Skill Development Facility (PG Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources)
The PG Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources is a dedicated infrastructure initiative aimed at developing digital skills and computational capabilities among students and researchers. This facility provides state-of-the-art computing resources, training programs, and hands-on learning opportunities to foster expertise in emerging digital technologies. By bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, the centre empowers the next generation of technology leaders and innovators.
By: Prof. Gandham Phanikumar
Cause: CoE - Assets
Proposal for infrastructure development - Science Visualization Synapse Room (PG Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources)
The Science Visualization Synapse Room at the PG Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources is an advanced infrastructure facility designed to transform complex scientific data into immersive visual experiences. This cutting-edge visualization space enables researchers to explore multidimensional datasets, simulate scientific phenomena, and collaborate on computational discoveries through state-of-the-art display technologies. By creating an interactive environment for data exploration, the Synapse Room accelerates scientific insight and innovation across disciplines.
By: Prof. Gandham Phanikumar
Cause: CoE - Assets
Proposal for infrastructure development - Energy Storage facility for data centre (PG Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources)
The Energy Storage Facility for the Data Centre at PG Senapathy Centre for Computing Resources is a critical infrastructure development ensuring reliable, uninterrupted power supply for high-performance computing operations. This facility incorporates advanced battery storage systems and backup power solutions to safeguard against power disruptions and maintain continuous availability of computing resources. By providing robust energy resilience, the facility supports mission-critical research, data processing, and computational activities that demand 24/7 uptime.
By: Prof. Gandham Phanikumar
Cause: CoE - Assets
Technology acceleration for India's LA28 Medal Pipeline
The Technology Acceleration for India's LA28 Medal Pipeline is a strategic initiative leveraging cutting-edge sports science, biomechanics, and data analytics to enhance the performance of Indian athletes preparing for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. This program integrates advanced technologies including motion analysis, wearable sensors, nutritional science, and AI-driven training optimization to identify and nurture medal prospects across various disciplines. By bringing together IIT Madras's technical expertise with elite sports training, the initiative aims to significantly increase India's medal tally at LA28 through evidence-based athlete development.
By: Prof. IITM - Mission Olympic Wing (Indian Army)
Cause: CoE - Assets
Proposal for establishment of the 'Lab for AI Research in Construction & Infrastructure Monitoring'
The proposed Lab for AI Research in Construction & Infrastructure Monitoring aims to harness artificial intelligence to improve the safety, efficiency, and longevity of infrastructure. Through AI-driven monitoring and analytics, the lab will support smarter construction practices and data-informed infrastructure management.
By: IITM
Cause: CoE - Assets
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: Prof. Anbarasu Manivannan
Cause: CoE - Assets
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 - Assets
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: Prof. Shanti Swaroop
Cause: CoE - Assets
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: Prof. Swathi Sudhakar
Cause: CoE - Assets
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: Prof. Sanjay Kumar
Cause: CoE - Assets
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 - Assets
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 - Assets
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: Prof. Nitin Muralidharan
Co-PI: Prof. Aravind Kumar Chandiran
Cause: CoE - Assets
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: Prof. Ligy Philip
Cause: CoE - Assets
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: Prof. Guhan Jayaraman
Cause: CoE - Assets
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: Prof. Anbarasu Manivannan
Cause: CoE - Assets

