Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati signed an MoU with Coventry University Group on March 9, 2026. The agreement expands Indo-UK cooperation in artificial intelligence research, healthcare innovation, academic exchanges, and joint doctoral programmes. BulletsIn IIT Guwahati and Coventry University Group signed a strategic MoU to expand collaborative research in artificial intelligence and healthcare technologies, strengthening
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Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati signed an MoU with Coventry University Group on March 9, 2026. The agreement expands Indo-UK cooperation in artificial intelligence research, healthcare innovation, academic exchanges, and joint doctoral programmes. BulletsIn IIT Guwahati and Coventry University Group signed a strategic MoU to expand collaborative research in artificial intelligence and healthcare technologies, strengthening
Researchers at IIT Guwahati, in a study published on 28 January 2026, have developed a new predictive technique to identify future glacial hazard zones in the Eastern Himalayas. BulletsIn IIT Guwahati researchers developed a scientific framework to predict glacial hazards in the vulnerable Eastern Himalayan region, aiding climate-resilient planning. The study identified 492 potential
Researchers at IIT Guwahati, in a study published on 28 January 2026, have developed a new predictive technique to identify future glacial hazard zones in the Eastern Himalayas. BulletsIn IIT Guwahati researchers developed a scientific framework to predict glacial hazards in the vulnerable Eastern Himalayan region, aiding climate-resilient planning. The study identified 492 potential
Researchers at IIT Guwahati have created a sustainable automotive material using Bambusa tulda, a local bamboo species. The new composite offers an eco-friendly alternative to plastics used in car interiors. It was developed using biodegradable polymers and tested for strength, durability, and cost. The study, led by Dr. Poonam Kumari, addresses plastic waste and supports
Researchers at IIT Guwahati have created a sustainable automotive material using Bambusa tulda, a local bamboo species. The new composite offers an eco-friendly alternative to plastics used in car interiors. It was developed using biodegradable polymers and tested for strength, durability, and cost. The study, led by Dr. Poonam Kumari, addresses plastic waste and supports
