July, 08 2018
Ms. Mylene Tewtel visit to RAKRIC
Ms. Mylene Tewtel, Manager of the Sponsored Programs Office at the American University of Ras Al Khaimah, visited RAK Research and Innovation Center. The visit started with a tour at RAKRIC facilities, in which RAKRIC team explained about the different projects going on at the research center.
Ms. Mylene Tewtel, Manager of the Sponsored Programs Office at the American University of Ras Al Khaimah, visited RAK Research and Innovation Center. The visit started with a tour at RAKRIC facilities, in which RAKRIC team explained about the different projects going on at the research center. After that a meeting was held at RAKRIC office, and ways of collaboration were discussed during the meeting. Ms. Mylene expressed her willingness to work closely with the team at RAKRIC and to bring funded projects for the center.
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