Shiv Nadar University Signs MoU with NRSC to Advance Space Research

The collaboration between Shiv Nadar University and ISRO's NRSC aims to offer advanced research in remote sensing applications for environmental and urban planning and other related fields. 

Shiv Nadar University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), a branch of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), to accelerate research in space technology and artificial intelligence (AI). The association will contribute to research on imagery from satellite applications for ecological and urban development, disaster management using satellite photography and forecasting analytics, AI-driven precision farming for crop monitoring and yield optimization, climate resilience studies that use observational data, and autonomous UAV-based environmental assessments.

Professor Ananya Mukherjee, Vice Chancellor of Shiv Nadar University shared her delight saying, “This MoU marks a significant milestone in the University’s journey of expanding its research footprint in space sciences and allied fields. Collaborating with ISRO opens up unprecedented opportunities for our faculty and students to work on pioneering projects with national and global relevance. This collaboration will not only advance research but also inspire the next generation of scientists and innovators."

Benefits of Collaboration

The collaboration will encourage collaboration in research, technological marketing, student projects, and learning skills activities. It aims to reinforce India's leadership in space flight while also allowing the institution to play an important role in influencing the potential of space research. The alliance, which links together scientists, academics, and students, will contribute to new discoveries in space research while also strengthening India's position in remote sensing and AI-driven innovation.

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