September, 11 2018
Manipal, Dubai School of Engineering & IT Faculty Visit to RAKRIC
RAK Research and Innovation Center received a visit of 15 faculty from Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Dubai to visit the R&D platforms and discuss about the collaborative opportunities for academic research projects.
RAK Research and Innovation Center received a visit of 15 faculty from Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Dubai to visit the R&D platforms and discuss about the collaborative opportunities for academic research projects. The visit hosted by Dr. Uday Kumar consisted of a presentation, along with a tour at RAKRIC facilities. The faculty were delighted knowing various possibilities of joint research and expressed interest to sign an MoU for strengthening the collaboration
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