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.
Four Inter-oPEn doctoral candidates joined the 22nd IET International Conference on AC and DC Power Transmission (ACDC) and presented their research results. The conference took place from April 28th to 29th, 2026, in Berlin (Germany).
As part of the Inter-oPEn project, five of our doctoral candidates attended the 2026 HVDC Colloquium. Read the article to find out more.
One of the primary objectives of the Inter-oPEn project is to educate and train highly qualified researchers to facilitate the interoperability of Power Electronics (PE) assets within modern power networks,…
As part of the INTER-OPEN project, we are pleased to highlight the participation of our doctoral researcher, Donia Ayari, and Mohammadtaher Azampour at the SEMIC 2025 Conference held in Copenhagen…
This week from Nov17- 19th, we Emmanuel, Gerald and Alejandra participated in a Course: HVDC technology and HVDC grids (EES-UETP) as part of our training and continuous learning on the HVDC…
