Himachal Pradesh University Launches PhD Programme in Green Energy Research
Himachal Pradesh University's Centre for Green Energy and Nanotechnology (C-GENT) has launched its inaugural PhD programme, admitting six scholars—three full-time and three part-time. The part-time scholars bring industry and government experience, focusing on green hydrogen storage, floating solar technologies, and solar energy system management. Full-time scholars will research AI and machine learning in energy, Agri-Photovoltaic technologies, and data analytics for sustainable energy. Vice-Chancellor Prof Mahavir Singh congratulated the scholars and emphasized the centre's vision for advancing green energy research.
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