The MoU was signed on Tuesday by Prof. Punjab Singh, Chairman of the FAARD Foundation, and Prof. Amit Patra, Director of IIT (BHU). This agreement will be effective for the next five years.
In just five days, the institute received over 1005 job offers. Notably, last year this figure was crossed on the 12th day.
Eminent scientists, researchers, academics, and students from India and Italy participated in the workshop and discussed in detail the latest research and developments in magnetic materials and advanced sensor technologies.
Inflammatory diseases affect people of all ages worldwide. Chronic inflammation is a major cause of serious conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, psoriasis, and systemic lupus erythematosus.
The MoU was signed by Prof. Rajesh Kumar, Dean (Research & Development), IIT (BHU), and Brigadier Anirban Dutta, SM, Commandant, 39 GTC.
