The third project meeting of the EMByAM project took place in Prague on September 16 and 17. The 21 participants from Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, United Kingdom and Finland came together for a two-day event. On the first day, the doctoral candidates presented their latest research to the consortium. In the afternoon, participants were given […]

At the Flanders Make 5th Scientific Conference for Machines, Vehicles and Production Technology doctoral candidate Mohamed Reda presented a poster on “Topology optimization for electromagnetic actuators”. At the event in Leuven, Belgium he was accompanied by scientific supervisors Prof. Sergeant and Dr. Ibrahim of University of Gent.

Over the course of the past few months most doctoral candidates have finished their first of two planned secondments at other project partners. The secondments are part of the training programme and take around 1 month to complete. It helps the DCs to gain a broader technical knowledge and also to develop valuable soft skills […]

On the 19. November 2024 the Young Scientists’ Presentations took place at IT CAS. Both doctoral candidates working in the Czech Republic gave a presentation. Mazahir Shah, who was working at IT CAS until October before switching to industrial parnter CARDAM presented his results from his 18 months stay at IT CAS. This included both […]

From September 1–4 the International Conference on Electrical Machines (ICEM) took place in Torino. Part of the programme was a special session on “Advanced Manufacturability of Electrical Machines Enabled by 3D Printing Technology” co-chaired by Prof. Sergeant of Ghent University, supervisor of doctoral candidates Mohamed Reda and Akbar Ajamloo. The EMByAM consortium contributed three papers: […]

Following the project meeting, the EMByAM doctoral candidates took part in two workshops as part of the training programme. The first workshop covered magnetic materials and topologies of electrical machines with lectures given by Prof. Luc Dupre, Prof. Peter Sergeant and Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim of Ghent University. The second workshop took place at Dana Belgium […]

On September 17. and 18. the EMByAM consortium met in Ghent for the 2024 project meeting. In total 23 participants from Belgium, Germany, Czech Republic, United Kingdom and Finland took part in the two-day event. On the first day the doctoral candidates presented their research, achievements and experiences during their first year in the project. […]