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This memorandum of understanding establishes a collaboration between R R College of Pharmacy in Bangalore and a company to foster research, training, and knowledge sharing. The parties recognize their mutual interest in research and industry collaboration. The MOU will enable joint research projects, longer-term partnerships through industry involvement, and expert visits. It also aims to strengthen research development and provide students knowledge through the partnership.
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- 1. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN Prof.R.Raveendra, Head, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, R R College of Pharmacy,Chikkabanavara , Bnaglore-90 And Company--------- This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is entered into as of date------- by and between the Prof.R.Raveendra , Head Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, R r college of Pharmacy, Chikkabanavara and company---- The Agreement has entered into this MOU because they: RECOGNIZE the mutual interest in the fields of research, training and development and dissemination of knowledge and also RECOGNIZE the importance of Research, Preclinical and clinical role in promoting industry collaboration and increased contribution RECOGNIZE the importance of the industry Partner within its field of expertise This MOU will enable the parties to: FOSTER research collaboration between two parties SET the ground for longer -term institution- industry partnerships by joint industry and research activities. STRENGTHEN the Research Development by exchange of visiting experts for the purpose of conducting research PROVIDE sufficient knowledge to Students of Institution The parties hereby agree to establish collaboration according to terms and conditions set out time to time This MOU may also involve parties by mutual consent, which may be added later by written addendum to this MOU. R R College of Pharmacy bnaglore Company name--- Institution Industry Partner
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