Leh, Sept 10: An eminent delegation from Heidelberg University, Prof. Dr. A. Marcus Nusser and Dr. Susanne Schmidt from the South Asia Institute, Department of Geography, recently visited state-of-the-art CISIC (Centralized Interdisciplinary Science Instrumentation Center) lab facility at University of Ladakh.
Their visit highlights the growing international recognition and appreciation of the University of Ladakh’s research capabilities and its commitment to fostering global collaborations.
During their visit, Prof. Nusser and Dr. Schmidt interacted with faculty and DST-Purse Staff engaging in in-depth discussions about each of the instrumentations available at the state-of-the-art CISIC lab facility.
The interactions facilitated exchange of knowledge and ideas, exploring potential applications of these instrumentations in geography and environmental science research. Prof. Nusser and Dr. Schmidt also shared their expertise and experiences, providing valuable insights to the faculty and DST-Purse staff.
Prof. Nusser expressed his admiration for the lab’s infrastructure, stating, the CISIC lab facility at the University of Ladakh represents a remarkable achievement in the integration of technology and research. The facility is particularly impressive given its location in a high-altitude region, showcasing the university’s commitment to addressing regional and global challenges through innovation.
Dr. Schmidt added, we are looking forward to exploring ways to work together on research projects that align with our interests in geography and environmental science, particularly in the context of high-altitude ecosystems.”
We are delighted to have eminent delegations, Prof. Nusser and Dr. Schmidt from Heidelberg University’s marks a significant milestone in fostering academic collaborations and emphasizing the benefits of sharing knowledge between the two institutions.
Both universities’ enthusiasm and commitment are keen to explore further opportunities for joint research initiatives and knowledge exchange, highlighting the potential for innovative collaborations and mutual growth.
