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The Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation, NACOSTI, the University of Nairobi, and the United States International University-Africa (USIU), have today signed a memorandum of understanding with "factor-y", a global leader in business scaling and innovation commercialization. The collaboration emphasizes the importance of aligning academic excellence with, industry, and government to accelerate the translation of research outputs into key growth sectors.
NACOSTI partners with UoN and USIU to identity innovators
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