The agreement focuses on building long-term academic links, advancing interdisciplinary research, and supporting technology transfer initiatives that will help both institutions share expertise, strengthen innovation, and encourage wider international collaboration.

The Indian Institute of Technology Bhilai has moved to expand its global collaborations by signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Graz University of Technology in Austria.
Officials said the partnership is designed to support joint academic activity, research projects, and cultural exchange while promoting long-term cooperation in areas linked to global research needs and sustainable development.

Both institutions plan to work together on interdisciplinary research in fields considered important by their teams.
The agreement also outlines efforts to promote technology transfer and knowledge sharing so researchers can exchange tools, methods, and best practices.

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