The benefits of research are to be shared by these two institutes of excellence by utilising their laboratories, scientific resources and students, an official spokesman said.
Both the institutes will have equal rights on the findings of the research and IPR generated.
Director CIRB R K Sethi said, with this MoU, research activities will pick up pace as the institute is ready to go for some ambitious scientific programmes in coming years.
He said students of the university will be benefited by availing use of CIRB research laboratories and the vast knowledge and experience of scientists working there.
