Neurosynk Research and O.P. Jindal Global University Forge Strategic Partnership to Advance Aviation Psychology Education and Research

Chennai / Sonipat, September 2025 — In a significant step towards transforming the future of aviation psychology in India, Neurosynk Research Pvt. Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) to drive innovation, education, and research in this emerging domain. The signing ceremony took place at the JGU campus on 25th August 2025.

Recognized under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India through the Start-up India Initiative, Neurosynk Research is pioneering efforts to integrate psychological science into aviation systems — focusing on enhancing aviation safety, performance, and psychological well-being.

Driving Innovation in Aviation Psychology

This collaboration aims to build a strong foundation for education, research, and skill development in aviation psychology. As part of the MoU, the partnership will focus on:

• Internship and training opportunitiesfor JGU students, enabling them to gain real-world exposure to aviation psychology projects.
• Mentorship programsguided by Neurosynk experts, designed to nurture emerging talent and provide insights into human factors and behavioral science in aviation.
• Joint research and publicationsto contribute to national and global discourse in aviation psychology, human performance, and safety.

This initiative aligns with Neurosynk’s broader mission of fostering industry-ready professionals while advancing human-centric innovation in aviation.

A Momentous Signing Ceremony

The MoU signing was marked by the presence of esteemed leaders from both institutions:

• From JGU:

• Dabiru Sridhar Patnaik(Registrar)
• Prof Alok Pandey(Professor & Dean, Office of Career Services)
• Meenakshi Tomar(Professor & Vice Dean, Office of Career Services)
• Pulkit Khanna, PhD (Professor & Dean, Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences)
  • From Neurosynk Research:
• Dharani Krishna, GMBPsS (Founder and CEO)
• Sri Lakshmi B.(Co-founder and Director)
• Chandrika Kanumuri(Director – People and Culture)
• Neeharika (Research Analyst)

The ceremony was also attended by Randeep Kaur Sidhu, Mohit Hooda, and Prince Singh from JGU’s Office of Career Services, who extended their support to this landmark collaboration.

Building the Future Together

Speaking about the collaboration, Neurosynk Research’s Founder and CEO, Dharani Krishna, emphasized the critical need for integrating psychological expertise into aviation systems:

“This partnership represents our shared vision to make aviation safer, more efficient, and human-centered. Together with JGU, we aim to create opportunities for the next generation of psychologists to explore the exciting and high-impact field of aviation psychology.”

This MoU symbolizes a shared commitment to innovation, education, and excellence, and marks the beginning of a transformative journey that will shape the future of aviation psychology in India and beyond.

About Neurosynk Research

Neurosynk Research is India’s and Asia’s pioneering psychology research organization specializing in the aviation sector. The company offers industry-leading expertise across four core domains — aviation psychology, forensic psychology, organizational psychology, and advertising psychology.

Its work focuses on addressing critical human factors that influence aviation safety and performance. Neurosynk delivers comprehensive psychological solutions including:

• Advanced human factors research and psychometric assessments
• Fatigue and stress management frameworks
• Performance optimization strategies for pilots, air traffic controllers, cabin crew, and aviation personnel
• Collaboration with airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and aviation regulatory bodies to support data-driven decision-making, training, and policy development

Leveraging cutting-edge technology, data analytics, and evidence-based methodologies, Neurosynk Research is redefining mental well-being and operational safety in aviation — and building the future of human performance in the industry.