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Forging Knowledge Bridges
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|November 21, 2025
Prof Dr Jerzy Lis speaks of a shared future vision burgeoning into a partnership between Małopolska and India in conversation with Aditi Chakraborty
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How would you describe the core strengths and philosophy of AGH University?
Founded in 1919, AGH University stands as one of Central Europe's most respected centres of science and technology, evolving into a hub of innovation that bridges the legacy of Europe's industrial past with an emerging digital future. We see knowledge as something beyond laboratories, a force that shapes the public, industry, and governance. For us, technology transfer is beyond innovation; it is about civilisational exchange.
AGH forged its identity over a hundred years ago through excellence in mining, metallurgy, and heavy industrial applications. Today, it integrates legacy with emerging domains like Al, climate technology, green engineering, and space sciences.
How can India and Central Europe collaborate in this area and how do you perceive your collaboration with GGSIPU?
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