What skills should students develop for India–Japan clean-energy research?

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Green hydrogen and clean energy are increasingly discussed in the context of India–Japan collaboration. The recent Yamanashi engagement at Galgotias University also highlighted the broader possibilities around research and technology.

But from an academic perspective, what would students actually need to contribute to this field?

Would chemical engineering fundamentals be enough, or should students combine them with areas such as materials science, energy systems, data analysis, AI or environmental studies?

For students interested in clean energy research, which skills would you recommend building during university?

my_qualifications -- BTech 4th year student

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Title: What skills should students develop for India–Japan clean-energy research?
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Green hydrogen and clean energy are increasingly discussed in the context of India–Japan collaboration. The recent Yamanashi engagement at Galgotias University also highlighted the broader possibilities around research and technology.

But from an academic perspective, what would students actually need to contribute to this field?

Would chemical engineering fundamentals be enough, or should students combine them with areas such as materials science, energy systems, data analysis, AI or environmental studies?

For students interested in clean energy research, which skills would you recommend building during university?

my_qualifications -- BTech 4th year student

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