Gyeongnam Information University Energy New Industry Project Group Conducts Lithium Secondary Battery Coin Cell Manufacturing Evaluation Practice

Establishment of an Educational System for Training Professionals in the Secondary Battery Sector

The Energy New Industry Project Group at Kyungnam College of Information & Technology recently announced on the 5th that it had conducted a "Coin Cell Lithium-Ion Battery Manufacturing and Evaluation Practical Training" to nurture talent in the secondary battery sector, which plays a key role in the energy new industry.

This training program was attended by students from seven universities participating in the Energy New Industry field of the Advanced Field Innovation Convergence University Project, including Kyungnam College of Information & Technology, Korea University, Seoul National University, and Hanyang University.

The program was organized by the Energy New Industry Project Group at Kyungnam College of Information & Technology, which is equipped with advanced education facilities for lithium-ion secondary batteries.

In particular, it was conducted as a field-oriented program, allowing participants to directly handle secondary battery equipment and design programs that are rarely accessible at school, and to experience all processes occurring in the energy and secondary battery industry firsthand.

Heo Gwangseon, head of the Energy New Industry Innovation Convergence University Project Group, said, "Kyungnam College of Information & Technology will continue to build state-of-the-art facilities and equipment infrastructure necessary for secondary battery education and strive to establish an education system related to secondary batteries in order to nurture key talent essential for the energy new industry field."

Meanwhile, the "Advanced Field Energy New Industry Innovation Convergence University Project" promoted by the government has selected and is implementing 18 advanced fields to focus on nurturing talent in advanced sectors and linking with regional strategic industries. Kyungnam College of Information & Technology is participating in the energy new industry and secondary battery sectors among these, and is currently carrying out the second phase of the project.

The Energy New Industry Project Group at Gyeongnam Information College is conducting practical training on the manufacturing and evaluation of lithium secondary battery coin cells.

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