Internships for MTech/MSc Students
IICG MTech/MSc Fellows: You are eligible to apply for a fellowship in Graphene and 2D materials as part of the India Innovation Centre for Graphene (IICG) project. If selected for this internship, you are expected to work on a one/two-year research project involving the use of Graphene for electronics engineering applications. Interns will receive a monthly research study allowance (Rs 15,000 for M.Tech and Rs 10,000 for MSc students) for carrying out a research project. The positions are available to those who get admitted to the program, and who would clear an internship test and interview. You will receive a link to apply to this program once admitted. (Number of positions are subject to the availability of supervisors and funds, about 5-10 vacancies are expected).
For answering queries specific to programs/courses offered by the school, please write to
Name | Designation |
Bhaskar Choubey | Siegen University |
Alex James | DUK |
Deepu John | University College Dublin |
Rajesh Panicker | National University of Singapore |
Paul K Ittoopunny | Broadcom |
Krishna Kanth Avalur | OSRAM-AMS |
Javed G S | Intel |
Jai N Tripathi | IITJ |
Rahul Nair | University of Manchester |
Sreelal S | ISRO |
Asharaf S | DUK |
Sumit Datta | DUK |
Christie Thomas Cherian | DUK |
Elangovan K | DUK |
Muthusankar Eswaran | DUK |
Jose Joseph | DUK |
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