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Nishikant Sheorey
Former cleantech engineer, current climate and ecological justice / social science researcher, organizer, and advocate. Researching/writing/organizing on the topic of socially and materially novel energy systems.
Nishikant Sheorey is a Doctoral Researcher at the University of Glasgow with a diverse background in climate and social science research.12 His professional journey has evolved from being a cleantech engineer to his current role as a researcher, organizer, and advocate for climate and ecological justice.1
Educational Background
Sheorey holds a Bachelor of Arts in Design and Implementation, which has contributed to his multidisciplinary approach to research.
Professional Experience
Before his doctoral studies, Nishikant worked in the cleantech industry.1 This experience likely informs his current research focus on climate-related issues. He has also been associated with Local Clean Energy, though the specific role is not detailed in the available information.2
Current Research and Advocacy
As a Doctoral Researcher, Sheorey's work centers on:
- Climate and ecological justice
- Social science research
- Energy justice movements
- Energy system formations3
His research interests intersect with practical advocacy, as he is described as both a researcher and an organizer.13 This suggests that Sheorey is actively involved in applying his academic work to real-world climate and energy issues.
Location and Affiliation
Nishikant Sheorey is based in Glasgow, United Kingdom, where he is affiliated with the University of Glasgow for his doctoral studies.23
Sheorey's work appears to bridge the gap between academic research and practical advocacy in the fields of climate change, energy justice, and ecological sustainability. His background in cleantech engineering, combined with his current focus on social science and justice issues, positions him as a multidisciplinary researcher in the climate and energy sector.
Highlights
Does anyone I know have a contact at NRDC? Specifically within their clean vehicles and fuels division? I'd love to see get a better sense of what they're working on, and am looking to apply for a clean vehicles and fuels advocate position. Thanks!
Hi Friends,
I help John Tripp run San Francisco Green Drinks, a monthly networking happy hour and community for folks working in, or interested in, the environmental sustainability / resiliency space. As many folks come to our event looking for new work opportunities, we would like move beyond purely person-to-person networking and begin to also involve companies and organizations in these events. To that end, we are looking for event sponsors. The details for what precisely sponsorship entails is up for discussion, but it likely means having the sponsor give a brief talk or presentation about their work, as well as set up a table and be available for questions for some portion of the event. And maybe provide for some food or drinks! So, if you are part of a company or organization that might be interested in being a sponsor for one of our monthly events, or otherwise know of one, please get in touch with me. Thanks!
You can reach out to me here on LInkedIn, or through email: [email protected]
