This summer, we are thrilled to feature our incredible interns in a Q&A series highlighting their hard work and contributions to key projects. Kicking us off is Sarah Eppley, a Battery Testing and Analytics Intern who has been a valuable asset to our technology team. 1) Why did you choose to intern at Nanoramic? Sarah: I was very excited to get the opportunity to intern at Nanoramic this summer. I have been interested in renewables and energy storage for a long time and was eager to get outside the classroom and see how they played out in industry and what I could contribute. Nanoramic itself is in a really impressive spot working on batteries that can deliver on performance while eliminating harmful environmental components like NMP and PFAS. I, personally, think these considerations are so important for the future and wanted to learn and help out as much as possible. 2) What have you been working on this summer? Sarah: Over the course of the summer, I have been lucky to get to learn the battery fabrication process from slurry, to electrode, to cell. Most of my work now focuses on the cell testing and data analysis side working with my supervisor, Timothy Chu. I really enjoy the diversity of my days here, I love being in the lab and working with the various stages of the process and then getting to see how changes play out on the testing side. 3) What has been the most challenging aspect of your internship so far? Sarah: The most challenging aspect thus far has been the knowledge gap entering the well-developed battery field. Working here I am surrounded by an extremely knowledgeable team, for which I am very grateful, that has taught me about batteries and showed me that I still have a lot to learn. Working on the data analysis end specifically has forced me to dive deeper into the understanding behind topics, as it is not enough just to make a graph. You have to know what it means in a given context. Between working in the lab, learning from colleagues’ updates in our weekly technical sync, and asking a lot of questions, I continue to learn and grow everyday. 4) What are your goals for the future and how do you see this internship helping you achieve them? Sarah: At my core, I love nature and I believe in a better future. We have a long way to go in terms of a completely sustainable and equitable society but I feel it is my responsibility to further this movement. Through my work at Nanoramic I have already gained so much knowledge about batteries and their various applications. Almost more importantly though, I have had the opportunity to experience working on a team of dedicated, intelligent, and kind individuals who inspire me to work harder and study more. Stay tuned for the next Q&A with another one of our summer interns. If you are interested in an exciting, challenging, and rewarding internship opportunity, please reach out to us! #Internship #SummerInternship #STEM #CleanTech #CleanEnergy #BatteryTechnology #Neocarbonix
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At Nanoramic, we are thrilled to have amazing interns join us each summer and take on impactful and challenging roles. Continuing with our Q&A series highlighting our summer interns, we are excited for Jordan Tierney, a Battery Materials Intern, to share more about their background and work this summer. 1) What sparked your interest in the field of batteries and interning at Nanoramic? Jordan: Studying materials science and engineering inspires me to want to solve important problems through materials development. One of the biggest issues globally right now is climate change, and batteries are going to be a critical part of that solution in so many ways. Nanoramic's work is really exciting to me because we are working to produce high-performance materials while eliminating harmful components like PFAS and NMP, without sacrificing efficiency. 2) What have you been working on this summer? Jordan: I've spent a lot of time in the lab this summer, with my main focus being on electrode production, especially electrode coating. However, I've been lucky to get exposure to every part of battery development, from slurry production to cell assembly and testing. One of the things I've really liked about my time at Nanoramic is the variety of tasks I've gotten to work on, which has allowed me to learn a lot very quickly. 3) What are your future goals and what skills or knowledge have you gained during your internship that you hope to use in achieving those goals? Jordan: I'm not exactly sure what the future holds, but one thing that is really important to me is using engineering to make a difference. Working at Nanoramic has helped me understand so much more about the challenges and opportunities in the battery industry, and given me the chance to learn from so many people who are passionate about solving those problems. Being a part of such a dynamic team has given me a lot of flexibility and experience in different areas, which will be useful no matter what comes next for me. 4) What has been your favorite part about interning at Nanoramic, including outside of the work itself? Jordan: The best part has definitely been the people. Working for a smaller company has the benefit of getting to know and work with everyone in the team. Everyone at Nanoramic works so well together and is more than happy to help, and as an intern, that's really valuable because I feel comfortable asking anyone a question or to explain what they are working on, which has helped me learn so much. I'm so grateful I have the opportunity to work with such a great team as we've got at Nanoramic! If you are interested or know someone interested in an exciting, challenging, and rewarding internship opportunity, please reach out to us! #Internship #SummerInternship #STEM #CleanTech #CleanEnergy #BatteryTechnology #Neocarbonix
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I am happy, as a student at the Energy University 2024, to share the end of my first course with Schneider Electric as the beginning of 60 courses to join with Schneider Electric at summer internship. That course was a simple course to review the basic concepts at energy and electricity. #EU2024 #Electrical_Concepts
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Journey of a Solar Intern: The Portfolio123 Experience by Robert's Workspace https://lnkd.in/ggR9zJ9Y OUTLINE: 00:00:00 Introduction to RAC Solar Revolution 00:00:17 Role at Portfolio123 00:00:37 Unpaid Internship Experience 00:00:55 Diverse Responsibilities 00:01:23 Utilizing Stock Screeners and Analysis 00:01:44 Community Engagement 00:02:01 Exploration of Advanced Features 00:02:27 Transformation and Growth #SolarIntern #Portfolio123 #RACSolarRevolution #InternshipJourney #StockAnalysis #CommunityEngagement #AdvancedFeatures #PersonalGrowth #FinanceIntern #UnpaidExperience #DiverseResponsibilities #MarketInsights ## Journey of a Solar Intern: The Portfolio123 Experience #SolarIntern #Portfolio123 #RACSolarRevolution #InternshipJourney Ever dreamed of being part of the clean energy revolution? My internship at Portfolio123, a program within RAC Solar Revolution, opened my eyes to the exciting world of solar power and equipped me with valuable skills. While it was an unpaid experience (#UnpaidExperience), the knowledge and growth I gained were priceless. **Stepping into the Role** My role at Portfolio123 involved a diverse range of responsibilities (#DiverseResponsibilities). I delved into the world of stock analysis, using screeners to research and identify potential investment opportunities in the solar industry (#StockAnalysis #MarketInsights). This hands-on experience not only enhanced my understanding of financial markets but also provided valuable insights into the solar sector's growth potential. **Beyond the Numbers: Community Engagement** My internship wasn't limited to just analyzing numbers. I actively participated in community engagement initiatives (#CommunityEngagement). This allowed me to connect with passionate individuals who shared a vision for a sustainable future. Whether it was volunteering at solar energy awareness events or creating educational content, these experiences were incredibly rewarding. **Embracing Advanced Features** Portfolio123 provided a platform to explore advanced features and tools (#AdvancedFeatures). Learning to navigate these resources broadened my technical skillset and equipped me to handle complex tasks with greater efficiency. This not only boosted my confidence but also made me a valuable asset to the team. **Transformation and Growth** Looking back, this internship was a transformative experience that fueled my personal growth (#PersonalGrowth). It wasn't just about the technical skills I learned; it was about developing a deeper understanding of the solar industry and its impact. The experience instilled a sense of purpose and motivated me to pursue a career that contributes to a greener future. **The Journey Continues** The Portfolio123 internship marked a significant chapter in my professional journey. It opened doors to new possibilities and equipped me with the skills and knowledge to navigate the exciting world of solar energy. As I
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The #ClimateTech - Young Talents competition, which aims to promote young talents with a passion for environmental protection, has started in full swing! Next week we start the first consultations with mentors, information about their availability can be found on our website. We are waiting for participants' works until April 3, but it is worth checking the consultation dates in advance – the number of scheduled meetings is limited. 🌍🌱 At #Electrum, we believe that each of us, regardless of the scale of our actions, can make a positive impact on the condition of our planet. It's worth remembering that even the smallest steps can make a significant difference. That's why we encourage you to get involved already at the local level, taking action to combat climate change and using renewable energy sources on a daily basis. 💚 ➡️ High school students are encouraged to participate in #ClimateTech - Young Talents. Participants are tasked with sharing a problem they've noticed in their immediate environment - for example, at school or in their neighborhood. Then you have to propose an innovative solution, which uses the potential of renewable energy sources. The prize for the winners will be a paid three-week summer internship at Electrum, a visit to an Electrum photovoltaic or wind farm of their choice, and an e-book reader.🏆 Details can be found here: https://lnkd.in/ds3K4wbv #Electrum #Internship #Contest #EnergyRenewable #ChangeTheWorld #RES
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Final year student at Murugappa Polytechnic College, Chennai | Aspiring Mechanical Engineer | Chess player
Acquired knowledge about Phase Changing Materials(PCM), PronGO Recharge Station, Cold Room, Solar Dryer systems and Thermo tabs. #PCM #internship #MechanicalEngineering
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Tackling Climate Change | Chemical & Mechanical Engineering, Clean Energy Policy | Co-founder @ Hubbub.shop | EDF Climate Corps Fellow
If you looking to gain experience in climate entrepreneurship and are curious about clean energy technologies, check out the internship opportunities at Daniel Chan's startup Exergi! It's not easy, but there's nothing quite like getting your hands dirty while helping to build an impactful company. Daniel's post lays out all the details:) #workonclimate #cleanenergy #startups #internship #climate
[UPDATE] 3 internship spots at a early stage startup in clean energy? 💚 Exergi is planning to raise very soon, just secured our first 10k grant, looking for interns, other potential co-founders, and advisors! ✨ If you are interested, please read through this doc first! ✨ and if you don't think you fit, but still want to join the team. Message me anyways, would love to just chat and see if I can help you in any other way! https://lnkd.in/eNwCcfsq (photo cred to Dante Richardson, haha)
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Summer's not far off and our #internship program here at Greentech Renewables East is filling up fast! The need for sustainable energy increases daily around the world and thankfully solar power is helping to fill this need. We have a few internship locations available( Orlando, Tampa, Raleigh) and we're hoping to land some of the brightest minds, competitive spirits, and entrepreneurial focused individuals possible. Our hope is to begin creating the future Greentechers that will lead the Solar Industry to heights never before seen. I know it sounds cheesy but it's real: At Greentech Renewables, the future is very bright. Hope to see your application. Raleigh, NC: https://shorturl.at/jovKM Tampa, FL: https://shorturl.at/pAN57 Orlando, FL: https://shorturl.at/jrELO #intern #solar #career #graduates2024 #internopportunity #opportunity #solarpower #sustainableenergy #team #sales #solarenergy
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Every year Hexicon welcomes several students to write their master's thesis or for internships. Meet Matheus Svedholm, an engineering student focusing on marine systems from Kungliga Tekniska högskolan (the Royal Institute of Technology), Stockholm, who currently is writing his master's thesis at Hexicon. Let's find out what he writes about and what he thinks it's like to collaborate with Hexicon! What are you writing about? "In my master thesis, I am focusing on building a parametric model that can simulate how Hexicon’s Twinwind™ platform behaves when exposed to currents and wind." You have recently started your work? What is your first impression? "My first weeks here at Hexicon have been very good. It has been a lot of fun and many new impressions to take in. I have a really good feeling about the upcoming weeks and look forward to working together with everyone at Hexicon while I am writing my thesis." We agree Matheus! Are you also interested in collaborating with Hexicon during your Master's thesis? Reach out and we'll talk. #MasterThesis #EngineerStudent #MasterStudent #Career #OffshoreWind #FOW #FloatingOffshoreWind #TwinWind #Internship
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🌍 Real-World Experience in Urban Sustainability: Internships as a key strength of our programme 🌍 At SUBE, we believe that practical, hands-on experience is essential to shaping the #future of sustainable cities. As part of our second-year curriculum, students undertake internships with innovative organisations at the forefront of sustainability challenges. This immersive opportunity allows them to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world contexts, 🌿 develop professional networks, and contribute meaningfully to sustainability projects. 🌱 We are thrilled to share a great example of this partnership in action! 🚀 The Ecological Entrepreneur recently welcomed Louis Helssen, one of our talented students, as an intern. His work will focus on supporting the company’s initiatives in ecological development, further demonstrating the value of work-integrated learning. 🌟 We’re proud to see our students making an impact and growing as professionals in their fields 🌱 The internship experience is a cornerstone of our programme, preparing our graduates for the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow’s sustainable cities. 🌆 👀 Interested in joining our #network of internship organisations? We’re always looking to partner with companies and organisations across various sectors related to sustainability, urban development, ecological innovation, and more. Sign up for our internship database and find out how you can work with talented and motivated students from our Master’s programme: https://lnkd.in/egPZE6AY 📋 #Sustainability #Internship #SustainableCities #SUBE #EcologicalInnovation #UrbanBioscienceEngineering #WorkIntegratedLearning
Welcome aboard, Louis! Last week, we welcomed Louis Helssen as our newest intern! Currently pursuing his master’s degree in bioengineering, Louis brings a fresh perspective and enthusiasm to our ongoing research efforts. He will be contributing to our third iteration of research focused on the 𝗱𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗱𝗹𝗲𝘀 businesses face when implementing sustainability initiatives. This year, we are delving deeper into the influence of 𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗳𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 such as the 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗽𝗼𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗦𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗗𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 (𝗖𝗦𝗥𝗗), as well as the pressures from the market and value chain. "I'm thrilled to join The Ecological Entrepreneur as a bioscience engineer intern! I can't wait to dive into the innovative work they’re doing in sustainability and learn from such a passionate team." Here’s to a successful journey towards sustainable innovation, Louis! #Welcome #NewTeamMember #Internship #Research #TeamGrowth
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Associate Professor, Mechanical Engg., IIT Ropar (Punjab), India | Co-Founder of Ares Systems & Bodyloop Labs
2024 Online International Summer Internship Program by Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar jointly with Energy Mentors(USA) --- In a sustainable world of 2050, hydrogen as one of cleanest source of energy is bound to play a major role to meet our energy demand. Are you ready for this future with hydrogen? Centre of Research for Energy Efficiency and Decarbonization (CREED), Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar in collaboration with Energy Mentors (USA) is thrilled to announce an exclusive online summer internship program focused on exploring the world energy scenario in 2050 with hydrogen as a major source of energy. This immersive 40-day internship commences on June 15th and offers students a unique opportunity to tackle future real-world challenges. Selected interns based on the inputs given this application form will work in a 5 member interdisciplinary team to solve 6 grand challenges in the domain of hydrogen. This online internship program is open for all Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students in engineering from any specialization. Timeline: June 15th, 2024, to July 25th, 2024 Application Deadline: June 12th, 2024 , 11:59 pm (Indian Standard Time) No. of Internships to offer : 60 Selected participants will receive training material and online sessions from experts to address following 6 interdisciplinary challenges in the domain of hydrogen as internship projects. Hydrogen Production: 1. Large scale hydrogen production from sea water in coastal areas 2. Large scale hydrogen production from solar energy in deserts with scarcity of water Transport & Storage 3. Data analytics & Blockchain based Optimization of Hydrogen Supply Chain 4. Region-wise demand assessment of hydrogen and potential of pipeline as hydrogen storage medium Green Hydrogen based Applications: 5. Hydrogen based drones as intercity cargo transporter 6. Digital twin of hydrogen fuel cell trains for mountains As part of application form (https://lnkd.in/gV_4r-Be), you need to share your vision on the future with hydrogen through your short video which is one of the major criteria for candidate selection. For any queries, feel free to reach Somya Katoch, Internship Manager at energymentors@iitrpr.ac.in We eagerly await your participation and can't wait to welcome you aboard this innovative journey. Asad H. Sahir, PhD Don Victory Pushpendra P. Singh Dr Manigandan Sabapathy
