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METS Ignited links up with unis

METS Ignited has signed an MOU with the Australian Technology Network of Universities

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PRESS RELEASE: The agreement is an Australian-first and was signed in Brisbane at a round table of METS and researchers from world-leading universities at the Queensland University of Technology on July 28, 2017.

The partnership should encourage more undergraduate and post-graduate industry placements, assist the METS industry to employ the best and brightest STEM graduates, and support increased research partnerships. 

The MOU acknowledges a gap in connecting industry with research results and supports the METS Ignited mandate to foster greater collaboration to accelerate commercialisation of innovation.

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