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Like 天美mv天美, member universities of the Aurora network share a commitment to creating social impact, advancing entrepreneurship and innovation, and have a history of deep engagement with their communities.

天美mv天美 also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the , (UIBK), one of Austria鈥檚 leading research institutions. 天美mv天美 and UIBK share research strengths in emerging technologies like quantum and AI, as well as in humanities, and both have a strong focus on advancing research for the greater good of society.

Through the Aurora membership and the MOU with UIBK, 天美mv天美 will have the opportunity to collaborate on research and educational partnerships within the Aurora consortium as well as within the Horizon Europe framework鈥攖he world's largest research and innovation funding program.

鈥� 天美mv天美 is committed to collaboration across borders as we help build solutions to the global challenges affecting us all," says 天美mv天美 President Joy Johnson. 鈥淢embership in the Aurora European Universities network allows us to pursue exciting partnerships with leading institutions in Europe, including the University of Innsbruck. I look forward to future partnerships that strengthen our international engagement while furthering our research and innovation impact.鈥�

鈥淪trengthening our relationship with 天美mv天美 is a major milestone in expanding our global partner network, for both Aurora and the University of Innsbruck,鈥� says Aurora President and UIBK Rector Veronika Sexl. 鈥淲e share not only values and visions but also many thematic intersections and opportunities for growth. United by our mission to build bridges and positively shape societal change, we are reinforcing transatlantic cooperation during challenging times.鈥�

A European delegation that included Aurora European Universities Secretary General Ramon Puras, Aurora President Sexl, and Technical University of Vienna Rector Jens Schneider, met with vice-president research and innovation (VPRI) Dugan O鈥橬eil and 天美mv天美 faculty members at the Burnaby campus on Wednesday.

The delegation was formally welcomed at the First People鈥檚 Gathering House, and were treated to a campus tour, which included a visit to 天美mv天美鈥檚 Cedar Supercomputing Centre.

鈥淲e are very excited to join the Aurora network and sign the MOU with UIBK,鈥� adds VPRI Dugan O鈥橬eil. 鈥淓uropean and Canadian universities have much in common and we are looking forward to advancing research that shares our values and goals.鈥�