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February 3rd, 2008
From wines to nuclear: Indo-French S&T ties cover wide gamut
Abstract:
From the wine industry to the nuclear sector, India and France signed up a series of pacts to enhance ties in science and technology during the recent visit of President Nicolas Sarkozy.
"We're looking forward to joint research and exchange of students and faculty," Professor Singaravelou, vice-president of the University of Bordeaux, said.
Electronics, engineering, nanotechnology and nuclear sciences were the most sought after areas in which the two sides were keen to focus their strengths.
Source:
economictimes.indiatimes.com
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