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    SPARC

    • June 26, 2020
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
    • Category: DPN Topics
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    Subject: Schemes

    Context:

    Under SPARC schemes, researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras are collaborating with their counterparts in Germany to develop low cost technology for hydrogen production.

    Concept:

    • Scheme for Promotion of academic and Research Collaborationor SPARC is an initiative of the Ministry of Human Resource Development.
    • This scheme will improve research ecosystem of  India’s higher educational institutions by facilitating academic and research collaborations between Indian Institutions [overall top-100 or category-wise top-100 in NIRF and the best institutions in the world (top-500 overall and top-200 subject-wise institutions listed in QS World University Ranking) from 28 selected nations to jointly solve problems of national and international relevance.
    • A set of Nodal Institutions (NI), from India, for each participating foreign country has been identified. The role of a NI is to help, handhold and coordinate with willing Participating Indian (PI) Institutions to forge alliance with the Institutions of concerned participating foreign country, for academic and research collaboration.
    • SPARC proposes to enable productive academic cooperation by supporting the following critical components that can catalyze impact making research :
      1. Visits and long-term stay of top international faculty/researchers in Indian institutions to pursue teaching and research
      2. Visits by Indian students for training and experimentation in premier laboratories worldwide
      3. Joint development of niche courses, world-class books and monographs, translatable patents, demonstrable technologies or action oriented research outcomes and products
      4. Publication, Dissemination and Visibility through a high profile annual international conference in India.
    Schemes SPARC
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