Businesses . . . BASF signs cooperation agreement with HA

On May 20, 2019, BASF signed a cooperation agreement with Harbin University of Technology to develop advanced materials for sustainable infrastructure applications"Harbin University of Technology hopes to use its expertise in advanced materials and engineering research to advance this promising partnership," said the vice president of Harbin University of Technology,By working with BASF and strengthening integrated innovation in key industries, we will strongly support China's future economic development through sustainable infrastructure solutionsUnder the agreement, the basf and Harbin University of Technology research teams will jointly test new applications based on BASF's advanced materials to reduce emissions from the construction industry and reduce energy costs"As an innovation-oriented company, BASF is committed to developing a new generation of applications for sustainable infrastructure in China," said basf," saidPresident of BASF's Global Advanced Materials and Systems Research and Development PlatformWith BASF's expertise in advanced materials and the strong strength of THE University in the field of infrastructure, this win-win partnership will make an innovative contribution to China's sustainable future"
this signing is the latest collaboration between BASF and china to expand its local research network through cooperation with well-known Chinese universitiesBASF is working closely with leading universities and research institutions in the Asia Pacific region using its Open Research Network (NAO) platformSince the creation of the platform in March 2014, BASF and its partners have completed more than 43 joint research projects, 11 of which have been completed by 11 postdoctoral students who joined BASF upon completion of the projectCurrently, the NAO project covers research and development areas such as new monomers and polymers and their applications, surfaces and interfaces, coatings, catalytic, battery materials, chemical engineering processes, pesticides, digitalization and intelligent production