A delegation from the BNU visited GIWS on April 20 and 21 to discuss the creation of a joint research and training institute between the BNU and U of S, and to promote disciplinary cooperation on climate and water sciences.
The visit comes after the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the BNU and U of S from October 2015 in order to foster additional academic and scholarly collaboration.
The BNU, acknowledged as one of China's first ten key universities, has great potential as a strategic partner and hosts a number of lab facilities with links to water.
Look forward to more news on this exciting collaboration.
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