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Battery Young Researcher Award: deadline extended

Published on | 2 months ago

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Climate, Energy, Mobility

The application deadline for the Battery Young Researcher Award is extended until Monday, 6 july.

Master's students, PhD candidates, or early-career researchers working across the battery value chain, can gain visibility within Europe's battery ecosystem through this award.

The winner will receive:

  • An invitation to Battery Innovation Days 2026 in Stockholm
  • The opportunity to present on the main stage
  • Visibility across Battery Innovation Days communications
  • A cash prize

Applications are evaluated by an expert jury representing both industry and research.

Apply here.

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