Financial Grants
Rs. 33 million awarded from Ministry of Science and Technology for the Industrial setup of Angioplasty Balloon Catheters.
Rs. 1.0 million awarded from HEC for the research project entitled “Smart Oesophageal Stent for the treatment of Oesophageal Cancer”.
Rs. 2.0 million awarded from HEC for the research project entitled “Cost-effective and novel Coronary Stent device for the treatment of coronary heart diseases in Pakistan”.
Tier-1 Funding of worth $10,000 awarded from National Academy of Sciences, USAID and US Department of State.
Tier-2 Funding of worth $40,000 awarded from National Academy of Sciences, USAID and US Department of State.
Rs. 2.0 million awarded from Pakistan Science Foundation for the research project entitled “Development and commercialization of intelligent functional stent for the treatment of Lung Cancer in Pakistan.
Complete Coronary Stent manufacturing setup of worth Rs. 60 million is awarded and handed over to me at MDDC NUST and I have been designed as Project Director.
Rs. 331 million awarded from Ministry of Science and Technology for the establishment of purpose-built Medical Devices Development Center (MDDC).
Rs. 8.096 million awarded from National ICT R&D (IGNITE) for the research project entitled “Smart coronary stent endo-prosthesis for real-time monitoring.
USD 7000 awarded from UNESCO (TWAS) for the research project entitled “Biodegradable drug eluting stent-grafts”.
Rs 14.242 million granted for the project titled ‘Up-scaling and Production of Ventilator’ by Pakistan Science Foundation.
Rs 16.743 million is funded for the project titled ‘Development and Indigenous Production of Diagnostic/Angiographic Catheter in Pakistan’ by Pakistan Science Foundation.
Rs. 397 million presented by Ministry of Science and Technology for the establishment of Electromedical production facility at MDDC-NUST.
Rs. 3 million awarded from APPNA MERIT member for the research and development of Intracranial stent system.
Rs. 7.4 million granted from PSF for the design and development of Powered Air purifying Respirator (PAPR) prototype.
