The pact was signed with a view to promoting joint activities with the varsity in the "challenging areas" of nuclear science and technology, an AERB release said.
The generic areas of collaborative research included reliability engineering, physics, environmental and geographical information sciences, thermal hydraulics and structural mechanics, among others, it said.
The MoU facilitated sharing of infrastructural resources, promoting scholarly activities and providing opportunity for researchers/doctoral students of AU leading to strengthening of research activities at Safety Research Institute of AERB located at Kalpakkam, it added.