Shoolini Univ signs MoU with InquantumShift labs for Quantum computing and semiconductor research
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Shoolini University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with InquantumShift labs Private Limited, marking a pivotal collaboration in the fields of quantum computing, semiconductor technology, and cutting-edge research.
This strategic alliance is aimed at fostering global exposure, joint research programmes, and innovation-driven projects for students and faculty alike.
The key highlights of the agreement include the initiation of joint research programmes, government-funded projects, reciprocal internships, and collaborative efforts on intellectual property. Both institutions will also engage in academic exchanges and joint conferences, creating a robust bridge between academia and industry.
Mr. Vishal Anand, Pro Chancellor Shoolini University, said this partnership opens new avenues for innovation and industry-driven learning for our students and faculty.
Prof. Atul Khosla, Vice Chancellor, added, with the focus of India's Prime Minister on quantum computing and semiconductor chip design, this collaboration is timely and aligns with national priorities.
Shoolini University is now positioned as the second private institution in India to make substantial strides in quantum technologies and semiconductor research, following Bengaluru's leadership in the sector. "This collaboration positions us to secure critical funding and industry ties, setting the stage for groundbreaking advancements," said, Dr. Deepak Kumar, Coordinator of iHub at the university.
The MoU was facilitated by Mr. Anitya Gupta, Ramanujan Research Associate, Dr. Sonia, Professor at Yogananda School of AI, Computer, and Data Science (YSAICDS), and Dr. Gaurav Gupta, also a Professor at YSAICDS.
