We are pleased to highlight that two of our doctoral candidates, Emmanuel Sule (KUL) and Mahnoor Hassan (KIT), presented their research at the ECCE Europe 2026! “Energy Conversion Congress and Expo Europe 2026, held in Valencia (14 to 18 September), was a fantastic opportunity to share our latest research and engage with the global power electronics community.” – Emmanuel Sule
As part of the Inter-oPEn project, doctoral researcher Musa Mathew completed an academic secondment at Delft University of Technology. Read the article to find out about his experiences.
Find out more about the contributions of doctoral candidates 8 and 9 to D5.1 "Towards interoperability from a legal and regulatory viewpoint - Status report" as scientific output of work package 5.
Find out more about the contributions of doctoral candidates 2, 3, 5, 7 and 10 to Deliverable 4.1 “Towards integration methods for a resilient and flexible power system - Status report”, as scientific output of work package 4.
Find out more about the contributions of the doctoral candidates 1, 4, and 6 to Deliverable 3.1 “Towards components engineered for swift interoperability” as scientific output of work package 3.
As part of the Inter-oPEn project, doctoral researcher Abdolhamid Farshadi completed an academic secondment at KU Leuven. Read the article to find out about his experiences.
As part of the Inter-oPEn project, doctoral researcher Cham Kpu Gerald completed an academic secondment at the University of Groningen. Read the article to find out about his experiences.
