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Shalini Divya

Founder

Founder at TasmanIon

New Zealand

FoundedTasmanIon

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299 people in our graph share verified history with Shalini — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.

Shiv KapoorunlockedShalini: together at Delhi University (2013)
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Shalini: together at Victoria University of Wellington
Shalini: together at Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra

Founder at TasmanIon

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Experience

  1. TasmanIonCo-founder and Chief Executive Officercurrent2021 — presentWellington
  2. Wellington UniVenturesResearcher2021Wellington, New Zealand
  3. The MacDiarmid InstituteCommercialisation Intern2021Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand
  4. The MacDiarmid InstituteResearch Assistant2020Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand
  5. Wellington UniVenturesTechnical Lead2020Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand

Skills & more

Patent StrategyTechnology LeadershipData AnalysisScientific WritingScientific Data ManagementDeeptech CommercialisationStrategic PartnershipsResearchLeadershipPublic SpeakingManagementTeaching
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Shalini Divya?
Founder at TasmanIon
Where does Shalini Divya work?
Shalini Divya is Founder of TasmanIon.
What companies did Shalini Divya found?
Shalini Divya founded TasmanIon.
Where did Shalini Divya go to school?
Shalini Divya studied at Victoria University of Wellington (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Aluminium-Ion Batteries); Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra (Master of Science (MSc), Applied Chemistry); Delhi University (Bachelor of Science (Honors), Chemistry).

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