The University of New Brunswick has joined Cardiff University, the University of South Wales, and Marshall Land Systems to forge the Marshall Land Research Alliance. Through this defence technology partnership, academics and technology experts will come together to explore deployable infrastructure that can be used in military and humanitarian applications. The Memorandum of Understanding enables technology transfer, staff exchanges, and joint research and development work. “By leveraging our academic expertise and learning from our collaborators, we will address common challenges and create lasting benefits for our institutions, our industries, and our countries,” said UNB VP of Research Dr David MaGee.
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