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According to UoH, the technology uses lactoferrin, a naturally occurring protein, as a nanoparticle-based carrier for local vaginal drug delivery.

The researchers said the patented material is the outcome of nearly four years of research, although the team has been working on burn-rate catalyst materials for more than a decade.

The findings could pave the way for the development of probiotic-based therapies to tackle intestinal infections.

The researchers showed that the protein targets host cellular components and disables helper immune receptors.

IIT-H climbed 76 places to secure the 588th rank, up from 664 last year, driven by significant improvements in research impact and academic reputation.

The study, conducted under the Indo-German Science and Technology Centre (IGSTC) project, has been featured as the cover story in the May 2026 issue of the journal ACS Applied Engineering Materials.