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Discussing collaboration

CHENNAI: A team of professors from Sterling Group visited Rajalakshmi Engineering College recently to discuss the possibility of academic and research collaboration.

According to a release, Sterling Group represented the top 22 universities in engineering and technology in the United Kingdom. The team comprised Alan R. Chambers from the University of Southampton, Huw Griffiths from Cardiff University and Asoke K Nandi from the University of Liverpool.

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