On February 27 (Thursday), GAIA-BT (represented by CEO Yun Kyoung Kang) and Hallym University (led by President Yanghee Choi) signed an MOU aimed at establishing industry-academia cooperation and nurturing R&D experts for the RISE initiative, as announced by the Korean government.
The main points of the agreement include:
- Industry-academia cooperation and joint research in conjunction with the RISE initiative
- Training and support for R&D experts
- Offering of Nano-degree courses
- Formation and operation of an industry-academia cooperation council
- Sharing of human resources as well as joint utilization of facilities and equipment.
(Gangwon Daily 🡥) (THE HALLYM 🡥)
A word from our CEO, Yun Kyoung Kang:
“Through the continuous collaboration of local government, universities, and industry, and innovative technology development, talent sharing, and market pioneering, GAIA-BT will do its utmost to ensure that Gangwon Province and Chuncheon City can continue to grow as global leaders in this new era of regional globalization.”