Guangzhou Institute of Energy
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I am interested in moving into the field of new energy or energy-saving technologies in the chemical industry. I found the Guangzhou Institute of Energy, which belongs to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in Guangzhou – I wonder what level of expertise they have? Are there any teachers who are experts in chemical engineering? Are the conditions good if I go for a master’s degree? Let the bosses introduce themselves
I knew it was in Wushan; I’m not sure about anything else
Just do a search online; you’ll find out what specialized fields are good choices. You can also find out which professors are available in those fields, and then check what reputation those professors have to determine their quality
Information is quite accessible these days; you can use the Internet to look up information, and you can also find relevant industry forums, QQ groups, and so on. . .
It should be good, it’s under the Chinese Academy of Sciences; there’s no way anyone there would be timid. There were already seniors in my field who took that exam before
It seems pretty good; I know there are quite a few patents related to the waste pyrolysis and gasification systems there
Near Tianhe Passenger Transport, he has a dozen or so secondary enterprises; the ones in the new energy sector are doing well. It seems that Lao Jiang’s son is serving as the deputy director there
The compensation is pretty good – over 3,000 for undergraduates, around 5,000 at the beginning of one’s master’s program. There are also gift cards worth 1,000 given during holidays, but the workload is heavy; one spends all day in the laboratory doing experiments and writing reports, which puts quite a lot of pressure on one. Many of those who pursue postgraduate studies there don’t want to stay and try to leave. Now, undergraduates are rarely needed.
It turns out that a project was carried out in collaboration with the Guangzhou Institute of Energy, and the competence of some of the professors is indeed not impressive. Please be careful when making your choice, OP.