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The memorandum envisages exchange in research through joint and twin programmes in research and development including internships for students of Cotton University.
Digital Desk: In a bid to
initiate and strengthen training and research in areas relating to cancer and
other allied medical disciplines, Cotton University signed a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) with Dr. Bhubaneswar Borooah Cancer Institute (BBCI) here
in Guwahati on Wednesday.
The memorandum envisages
exchange in research through joint and twin programmes in research and
development including internships for students of Cotton University. The
objective is also to jointly organize seminars, conferences, or workshops;
inter-institutional exchange of faculty members in research and teaching;
exchange of institutional facilities including library facilities for students
and faculty members; develop joint research project proposals for submission to
funding agencies and so on.
The MoU is initially valid
for a period of five years which may be modified, renewed or extended. It was
signed by Dr. Amal Chandra Kataki, Director, BBCI and Prof. Maheswar Kalita,
Registrar, Cotton University. Also present during the event were Dr. Bibhuti
Bhusan Barthakur, Dr. Debabrata Barman, Dr. Apurba Kumar Kalita, Dr. Minati
Barthakur, Prof. Mahadev Patgiri, Prof. Jiban Jyoti Das and many others.
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