The annual workshop of Tianjin University (TJU) – NUS Joint Institute in Fuzhou will be held online from 8th to 9th January 2022.
The two-day workshop showcases the latest research achievements of the Joint Institute and is designed to promote a strong culture of peer learning and collaborative work. 36 PhD students from the Emerging Optoelectronics and Flexible Electronics Center, Advanced Manufacturing Center and Energy Materials and Catalysis Center of the Joint Institute will be presenting their work.
Download the workshop booklet below for the schedule and the presenters’ information:
Past workshops:
InnovFest Chongqing 2023 marked a significant milestone with the signing of 11 projects, including a new technology laboratory by NUSRI Chongqing, Changan Auto and NUS.
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