BRIEF: Research in the Netherlands

By The Sheaf — December 1, 2010 — in News

The U of S signed an agreement Nov. 25 with a research institute in the Netherlands to collaborate on environmental monitoring technology.

The INnovation Centre for Advanced Sensors and Sensor Systems, or INCAS3, is a relatively new research centre. Its scientific director, Weinrich WÃ¶rtche, signed the memorandum of understanding with witnesses including the Netherlands Ambassador to Canada.

The memorandum should enable more research opportunities for U of S graduate students and community opportunities off of the U of S campus. Previously, work with INCAS3 involved monitoring air and water quality with the Northwest Nations Education Council.

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BRIEF: Research in the Netherlands

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