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The KIT Graduate School Computational and Data Science (KCDS) at KIT Center MathSEE proudly presents: KCDS Talks, a monthly series of short lectures from basic knowledge to trending topics in computational and data science.

In June (watch out for the deviating date!), Dr. Anika Rohde (Energy system modeling engineer at TransNet BW and KIT alumna) joins us for a talk entitled "Bridging Science and Industry: A Scientist's Path to Electricity Transmission System Operator TransnetBW". 

Navigating career paths after a PhD can be challenging. This talk aims to inspire graduates by sharing a personal experience that illustrates the transition from academia to industry. With a background in environmental sciences, Anika Rohde conducted research with the ICON-ART modelling system at the Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research at KIT. After a brief postdoc phase, she transferred to TransnetBW, where she now works in system planning. TransnetBW operates, plans, and expands the electricity transmission grid in Baden-Württemberg. Anika's job focuses on modeling a CO2-neutral energy system for 2050, considering the effects of climate change. This work is crucial for supporting the energy transition and building a sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure.

If you are a master student, a doctoral researcher, a senior researcher or just interested in the topic - join us!

(for free and without registration)