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Home | News | Iit Hyderabad Swinburne University Launch Joint Research Institute

IIT Hyderabad, Swinburne University launch joint research institute

SIMMECT will work on advancing surface coatings, material development, additive manufacturing and digital manufacturing technologies

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 27 February 2025, 01:35 AM
IIT Hyderabad, Swinburne University launch joint research institute
IIT-H Director Prof BS Murty and representatives of Swinburne University exchanging MoU at IIT-H in Sangareddy district on Wednesday.
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Sangareddy: The Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad (IIT-H) and Swinburne University, Australia launched Swinburne, IIT-H, Manufacturing, Materials, Energy and Communication Technologies Joint Research Institute (SIMMECT).

Building on the success of a Partnered PhD Program (established in 2017) and ongoing joint research, SIMMECT will initially operate through three key pillars – Partnered PhD program, Joint PhD Supervision, Researcher and Research student exchange.


SIMMECT will work on advancing surface coatings, material development, additive manufacturing and digital manufacturing technologies. It will also focus on addressing decarbonisation in heavy industry, critical minerals processing, and e-waste recycling besides working on pioneering research in 6G, quantum communication, quantum sensors, and quantum theory, according to a press release.

 

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