MBM varsity, wool board ink research pact

TNN / Jan 6, 2024, 08:34 IST

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MBM varsity, wool board ink research pact

Jodhpur: A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between leading technology institute MBM University and the Central Wool Development Board (CWDB) to identify and explore the potential of wool in various technological solutions.
This MoU will lead to collaboration between the two institutions in research transcending the conventional application and utility of wool.While talking about the properties of wool and its various applications, executive director of CWDBM Col.
Gopal Singh Bhati said that it has the quality of absorbing bacteria and contaminants in a room but study on this aspect of wool was in its nascent stage. “Among these properties, wool also has a biofertilising property and thus has a vital significance of research on this aspect,” said Bhandari. TNN

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