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06
September
2024
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11:34
Europe/London

Exciting New Partnership: MIOIR/AMBS Partners with Leading Global Institutions

MIOIR/AMBS has signed new agreements with top institutions - Georgia Tech, University of Gothenburg and University of Turin.

Expanding Horizons Through Global Collaboration

Expanding Horizons Through Global Collaboration

We are excited to announce that the and have established new partnerships with three global institutions: the School of Public Policy at Georgia Tech, the University of Gothenburg and the University of Turin. These new Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) signify a major step forward in our ongoing commitment to advancing collaborative research, education and policy engagement. 

Our partnership with the School of Public Policy at Georgia Tech builds on our past collaborations, including significant events such as the Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy and the AI for Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy Early Career Researcher School. These initiatives have laid a strong foundation for our continued cooperation, which will now be formalised through this MoU.

The MoU with the University of Gothenburg also builds up on our long-standing collaboration with Professor Maureen Mckelvey (currently a member of MIoIR Advisory Board). Maureen is Head of the Unit for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg and director of the Centre on knowledge-intensive innovation ecosystems (U-GOT KIES). 

We have also historically close connections with the University of Turin, particularly with renowned innovation economists such as Cristiano Antonelli, Francesco Quatraro and Aldo Geuna, which we seek to strengthen with this MoU.

Our partnerships with Georgia Tech, the University of Gothenburg and the University of Turin will enrich our efforts in faculty and student exchanges, joint research projects, and academic events, further strengthening our impact in these vital areas.
 

We are thrilled to deepen our collaborations with these institutions. These agreements represent a significant opportunity to advance our mutual objectives in the field of science, technology, and innovation studies. By building on our past successes and forging new paths in research and education, we aim to drive impactful outcomes that address global challenges. We anticipate the rich exchanges and collaborative projects that these MoUs will facilitate.

Professor Elvira Uyarra, Director of MIOIR

We look forward to the exciting opportunities these partnerships will bring and are enthusiastic about the collaborative efforts ahead. Stay tuned for further updates on our progress!