As the growth is expected in EV, renewable energy, and energy storage industries, new types of jobs in manufacturing, research labs and market research would also be created. This webinar will describe some of the most common career options for students in these industries along with the credentials needed for the occupation, including education, training or certification. Globally, including India, chemists and materials scientists in these industries search for new knowledge and conduct research on improving battery life and recharging time and develop new materials for use in electric vehicles. Many times, students find difficulties to gather information about the various research opportunities available in different institutions and research labs. The webinar tried to close these knowledge gaps and will talk about the research options and prominent research centers, scholarships, job opportunities etc. in the field of energy storage and EV sectors.
Opportunities and options in the field of energy storage and EV sector for students by Dr Faruk Kazi
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