TCG CREST invites applications for
Access to Research at CREST (ARC) in
Sustainable Energy Solutions
A 6-8 week hands-on research programme that offers early career researchers access to ongoing research at RISE
Applications for the ARC Programme are now closed. Details for the next cycle will be announced soon.
Programme Overview
Designed as an entry point into research, the programme enables participants to work alongside faculty on ongoing problems in sustainable energy, gaining exposure to both experimental and computational approaches.
Research Focus Areas
Work within a research group at RISE and contribute to ongoing work across areas such as:
Batteries
(Experimental & Computational)
Catalysis and Green Hydrogen
(Experimental & Computational)
Biocatalysis
(Experimental)
RISE Faculty and Team
Research Infrastructure and Facilities
Device Fabrication Lab
Device Fabrication Lab is one of the primary section of RISE Battery Lab with state-of-the-art infrastructure and scientific equipments
Material Synthesis Lab
The RISE Battery lab will have 3 sections, one of them being the Material Synthesis Lab. This will have lab benches, fume hoods and other equipment.
Synthesis Lab
The RISE Synthesis Lab supports both wet and dry chemical routes with advanced equipment for material synthesis and battery research.
Students looking to:
- Gain early exposure to research
- Explore pathways in sustainable energy
- Build familiarity with lab or computational research environments
Completion from TCG CREST (Deemed to
be University under UGC Act, 1956)
Application Process
- Complete the Application Form by 15th May, 2026
- Admissions Decision
SUPPORT AT THE TCG CREST
Selected participants will receive a fellowship.
Guidance on accommodation options will be provided for outstation participants.
Please reach out to us at [email protected] for further queries on the ARC programme.