Best Young Energy Storage Scientist Award
Wojciech Lewandowski - Community manager

With the best young energy storage scientist award, the RS2Eresearch network decided to support young scientists at a critical step of their career : the search for a permanent position in the public or private sector and the installation to such a position often requires important financial resources (travel expenses, moving, equipment). That's the reason why the prize money associated with the award is significant : the best project will be granted €10 000.
Participants have to submit an innovative project through an application form of a few pages. The projects can address :
Timetable :
> Application form
- all the field related to electrochemical energy storage
- associated characterization techniques
- devices coupling an electrochemical energy conversion and storage function.
Timetable :
- project submission until June 30th, 2015,
- deliberation of the jury in July,
- award ceremony during the "Batteries 2015" congress in Nice, on October 7th, 2015.
> Application form
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- To facilitate the transition of PhDs (whatever their field and seniority) from academia to the private sector;
- To help companies recruit PhDs.
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