China Partner Institutions
Six universities and research institutes across Shanghai, Guangzhou, Guangdong and Xi’an collaborating with IRCBM
Read MoreInterdisciplinary Research Centre for Biomedical Materials (IRCBM) is a premier research hub dedicated to pioneering advancements in biomedical materials science, engineering, and technology.
By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, we unite researchers, engineers, and healthcare professionals to develop innovative biomaterials addressing critical challenges in medicine, tissue engineering, drug delivery, and regenerative therapies.
IRCBM History Message by Head
Publishing in top-tier international journals.
Addressing national health issues with indigenous, cost-effective, and durable solutions.
Working with regulators to establish standards, partnering with healthcare professionals to bridge research and clinical practice, collaborating with industries to enhance medical products and solve technical challenges.
Strengthening research through international knowledge exchange.
Bringing innovations to market via ORIC, CUI.
Offering advanced graduate courses, student supervision across disciplines, and hosting seminars, training sessions, summer camps and symposia to promote scientific awareness.
Securing national and international competitive grants to support pioneering research initiatives.
Providing advanced research services to researchers nationwide and developing skilled professionals.
Through this multifaceted approach, IRCBM serves as Pakistan’s premier hub for biomedical materials innovation, delivering scientific solutions that improve healthcare outcomes while nurturing the next generation of researchers.
IRCBM has successfully translated cutting-edge research into real-world biomedical solutions. A few of our commercialized products are highlighted below - Each visit showcases a different selection from our growing portfolio.
Six universities and research institutes across Shanghai, Guangzhou, Guangdong and Xi’an collaborating with IRCBM
Read MoreSuccessful completion of the 2-Day Workshop on Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence at IRCBM
Read MoreNature’s Pharmacy for a Failing Heart: Plant-Derived Biomaterials in Cardiac Regeneration
Read MoreIntroduction to R and Gene Expression Analysis Using Bioinformatics Tools, 29–30 July 2026
Read MoreMaterials Fabrication Workshop: Conventional to Advance, 27–28 July 2026
Read More3rd International Symposium on Advanced Energy Materials: Production to Storage
Read MoreTwo-day workshop on "Gene Expression Data Analysis Using Bioinformatics Techniques
Read MoreProf. Dr. Asma Tufail Shah has successfully secured a prestigious research grant worth approximately 54,000 Euros
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