Collaboration: Hitachi Energy Shiksha Foundation
IEEE DELHI SECTION WIE AG in Collaboration with Hitachi Energy Shiksha Foundation
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Dr. Rashmi Agarwal, an Associate Professor at the university and Chair of the Women in Engineering (WIE) Delhi Section, illuminated a groundbreaking collaboration with Hitachi Energy, emphasizing the selection of ten exceptional students from the university's Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering Departments in the National Capital Region (NCR). These chosen students, representing J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, Netaji Subhash University of Technology, and the National Institute of Technology, have been granted laptops to bolster their technical education. The chosen students were: 3 students from J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA (jcbose)3 from Netaji Subhash University of Technoloogy 3 from National Institute of Technology This impactful event was orchestrated spontaneously by Dr. Shivani Sharma, who played a pivotal role in securing support from Hitachi Energy to identify and assist financially disadvantaged students. The occasion was further distinguished by the esteemed presence of Dr. Anuradha Tomar from NSUT, Delhi.
Under the umbrella of this collaborative program, the selected students are poised to receive comprehensive benefits, including skill enhancement training, assistance with internships and job opportunities, and a four-year mentorship. This holistic strategy is designed to nurture their inherent talents, augment their capabilities, and furnish them with the requisite skills for excellence in their respective fields.
The collaborative Women in Engineering (WIE) Program, supported by Hitachi Energy, strives to narrow the gender gap in engineering, empowering women by offering vital support and resources for a diverse and inclusive community.
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- 6, NH-19, Sector 6, Faridabad, Haryana 121006
- New Delhi, Haryana
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- Building: J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA (Formerly YMCA UST)
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- Co-sponsored by Hitachi Energy shiksha foundation
- Starts 20 November 2023 02:20 PM UTC
- Ends 28 November 2023 02:20 PM UTC
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Dr. Shivani Sharma of Hitachi Energy
Hitachi Shiksha Foundation
- A seasoned Electrical Engineering professional with a PhD in Electrical Power System and Data Mining, complemented by a Master's in Power Systems. Bringing 16 years of extensive industrial expertise in Energy, R&D, Power System Analysis, and EPC. Proficient in executing Power system studies and Design Engineering for diverse projects, including Grid integration of Renewables, Refineries, and Power Plants.
Recognized for expertise in Arc Flash Analysis, emphasizing electrical safety. Actively engaged in international Webinars and Training sessions, contributing to Research & Development in areas like Renewable Integration, E-mobility, and Micro-grids. Well-versed in International Electricity Grid Codes, excelling in delivering customer-centric consulting services by aligning cutting-edge technologies with client needs.
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Experienced Electrical Engineering professional with a PhD in Electrical Power System and Data Mining, complemented by a Masters in Power Systems. Offering 16 years of expertise in Energy, R&D, Power System Analysis, and EPC. Specializing in Power System Studies, Grid Integration of Renewables, and Arc Flash Analysis for diverse projects. Proven ability to align consulting services with customer needs, deliver international webinars, and actively contribute to research and development in innovative technical areas such as Renewable Integration, E-mobility, and Micro-grids.
Faridabad, Haryana, India
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Dr. Rashmi Agarwal of IEEE WIE AG delhi section
Hitachi Shiksha collab
- Chairperson IEEE WIE AG Delhi Section, New Delhi, Assistant Professor at ymca,
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- Chairperson IEEE WIE AG Delhi Section, New Delhi, Assistant Professor at ymca,
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Dr. Anuradha Tomar of IEEE
Hitachi Shiksha collab
- Ranked among Top 2% World’s Scientists by Stanford Univ I Assistant Professor at Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Experienced Academician & Researcher| Senior Member IEEE, IEEE Brand Ambassador Postdoctoral Scholar- TU/e, Ph.D (EE)- IIT- Delhi, M.Tech- Power System- NITH, Teaching & Research Experience: 11 Years
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Ranked among Top 2% World’s Scientists by Stanford Univ I Assistant Professor at Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Experienced Academician & Researcher| Senior Member IEEE, IEEE Brand Ambassador Postdoctoral Scholar- TU/e, Ph.D (EE)- IIT- Delhi, M.Tech- Power System- NITH, Teaching & Research Experience: 11 Years
Member: SMIEEE, IEI,IETE, ISTE,IAEME,IAENG
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Agenda
The event lead in a landmark collaboration between Hitachi Energy Shiksha Foundation and the Women in Engineering (WIE) Program, a transformative event unfolded, exemplifying commitment to education and gender diversity in the technical sector. Dr. Rashmi Agarwal, Associate Professor and WIE Delhi Section Chair, announced the selection of ten financially disadvantaged yet exceptionally talented students from prominent institutions, including J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, Netaji Subhash University of Technology, and the National Institute of Technology.
Under the visionary leadership of Dr. Shivani Sharma, Hitachi Energy spearheaded the initiative, generously providing laptops to empower these students pursuing Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering. The esteemed presence of Dr. Anuradha Tomar from NSUT, Delhi, added prestige to the event.
This collaboration extends beyond mere hardware provision; it encompasses a comprehensive four-year mentorship program, skill enhancement training, and support for internships and job opportunities. The holistic approach aims to nurture talents, enhance capabilities, and empower these students to excel in their technical education.
Central to this initiative is the commitment to bridge the gender gap in the technical industry. By facilitating a conducive environment and offering essential resources, the WIE Program strives to foster an inclusive and diverse engineering community, empowering women to pursue and thrive in engineering careers.