CBC: Reverse innovation brings technology from developing nations to Canada
May 11, 2015 —
Stephen Pistorius, a physics and astronomy professor at the University of Manitoba, would one day like to see his creation in Canada. He’s working on a cellphone-size contraption that uses microwaves to detect breast cancer.
Pistorius says his primary goal is for Nigerian and South African women in rural communities to be able to use the product to screen themselves for the disease.
Good, I like your goal, we really need the in our community
Great, this is very interesting..
i wish to be part of this development to contribute in saving lives of people.
Professor Stephen,
such a nice research area. That`s very good.
you are a true definition of humanity.
keep it up. the word world will continue to hear of your good works