NewsAurecon and University of Adelaide to explore AI in health, climate change and sustainability

Asia Pacific design, engineering and advisory company, Aurecon has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the University of Adelaide (UoA). The MOU formalises a long-standing relationship between the two companies and will enable sharing of resources and expertise to explore how artificial intelligence could be leveraged to improve health, climate change, sustainability and resilience outcomes.

Aurecon Chief Executive Officer William Cox, University of Adelaide Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Peter Høj AC and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement) Professor Jessica Gallagher formalised the commitment of the past two years at a meeting held at the university’s North Terrace campus on 4 June 2024.

Mr Cox said Aurecon welcomed the opportunity to formalise the partnership with the University.

“Aurecon and the University of Adelaide have been working together for many years,” said Mr Cox. “We are excited that our two companies have now formalised that relationship around a shared commitment to create better opportunities for our people and the planet.”

“Having our futures intertwined enables us to bring together our people, research and data to co-create solutions that enhance sustainability and improve health outcomes.

“Having our futures intertwined enables us to bring together our people, research and data to co-create solutions."

William Cox, CEO Aurecon

Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Jessica Gallagher, University of Adelaide said, “The University of Adelaide and Aurecon are strongly aligned in our core values and dedication to innovation. This shared commitment ensures that our projects are not only technically excellent but also socially responsible. Together, we have initiated and completed various projects ranging from scholarships and research endeavours to sharing expertise and resources.”