![BBIL, Sydney University ink MoU to collaborate on vaccine R&D & infectious diseases BBIL, Sydney University ink MoU to collaborate on vaccine R&D & infectious diseases](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgy7nxvaAJfqOy5QmQP9F0bzhFWlf34e7tloeZYrC6-HU3MRojTDXLXtdb4jlcxPF-PgEmoCqbOe70IQvX2VtMuvXuuJfa_jZBdGQBzTGL7h2ZyvxEd6HIKZMWaKz3-bivKQBJuuOMEzEAJukiQW3DW5x3_2uXecWSHjEyo23lz4_OmsY4LUnrvJYTEaGNZ/w320-h209-rw/Bharat-Biotech-Sydney-University-IDI-announce-MoU-for-vaccine-researc.jpg)
- This international agreement aims to build strong sectoral and cross-organizational collaborations to design novel methodologies to tackle future epidemics and infectious diseases.
- The collaboration will strengthen academic-industry partnerships and augment global efforts to combat infectious diseases.
- It will leverage academic and industry strengths to advance the science of vaccines and biotherapeutics.
- Dr. Krishna Ella, Executive Chairman at Bharat Biotech, expressed excitement about the new opportunities to strengthen their shared vision, leverage the prowess of education and research capabilities to help build a healthier universe, and improve people’s lives by developing safer vaccine platforms.
Question:
Q.1 What is the main aim of the BBIL & Sydney University MoU?a. To advance vaccine research initiatives
b. To develop new pharmaceutical drugs
c. To collaborate on agricultural research
d. To collaborate on space research