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- The Central University of Kerala has signed a memorandum of understanding with the CSIR-National Physical Laboratory in New Delhi for collaborative research and academic exchanges.
- The MoU covers joint research and development projects, staff and student exchange programmes, and sharing of research facilities and expertise between the two institutions.
- The agreement was signed by CUK Registrar Prof. V.B.
- Sameer Kumar and CSIR-NPL scientist Dr. Rajiv Singh in the presence of CUK Vice-Chancellor Prof. Siddu P. Algur.
- The collaboration is expected to strengthen academic and research linkages and contribute to programmes of national importance.
- The tie-up gives the university's researchers and students access to national-level facilities such as the Indian Standard Time Division, which maintains the country's official time standard.
What to watch next
- Identification of specific joint research projects and priority areas following the division heads' meeting
- Implementation of staff and student exchange programmes under the MoU
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- Central University of Kerala and CSIR-NPL research collaboration initiated· longer
- Students and researchers academic exchange opportunities· longer
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Named India · Central University of Kerala · CSIR-National Physical Laboratory · Rajiv Singh · Siddu P. Algur · V.B. Sameer Kumar · Venugopal Achanta
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