Recruitment Event
SCENT recruitment event at Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam. See note...
Objective: Successful and efficient project execution according to work plan, maintenance of relations between partners and ESRs, communication management, finance and reporting.
Objective: Create a European Doctoral/Graduate School for EMC, incl. PQ, with a focus on conducted emissions, susceptibility and harmonics; Develop structural doctoral programme for future generation of researchers/engineers active in Europe; Change the mind-set of researchers and engineers from power frequency-design to holistic power quality.
Objective: Disseminate the results of SCENT to the academic, teaching, industrial and public communities in Europe. Establish a solid exploitation plan for future market introduction of power quality and EMC design. Embed the SCENT doctoral programme in the institutional/regular Graduate schools.
Objective: These are dissemination and communication initiatives directed at the general public with the primary goal to create awareness of the importance of research to society and to raise awareness of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, based on the principle ‘’public engagement’’ of the 'European Charter for Researchers'.
Objective: Develop new models and simulate such devices as electronic inverters driving motors (which also can act as a generator during braking), electronic loads such as computers, displays, dimmers and LEDs.
Objective: Develop validated models and simulations of power distribution grids inside buildings and complex networks for the assessment of EMC and Power Quality.
Objective: To experimentally characterise and evaluate distribution networks and their equipment.
Objective: To deliver the validated set of tools and expert systems using statistical techniques for complex systems for PQ and EMC and determination of risk of interference.
SCENT aims for an industrial and scientific cooperation with our partners:
December 2018
SCENT recruitment event at Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam. See note...
1-2 April 2019
SCENT members attend training at ICT COST action in Prague. See note...
3-7 June 2019
SCENT attends Asia Pacific EMC conference in Sapporo, where Professor Frank Leferink introduces SCNET project to the EMC community. See photos..
September 2019
SCENT members attend EMC Europe Conference. Supervisory Board meeting with team members and industrial partners is held. See note...
October 2019
SCENT attends the first Summer School at University of Twente, filled with workshops, tutorials, seminars and meetings with industrial mentors. See facebook posts...
20-22 November 2019
SCENT members from University of Zielona Góra attended and gave presentations at a conference in Łódź, Poland. See note..
December 2019
Congratulations! SCENT members submitted papers for APEMC 2020 Sydney Conference and received an acceptance. See post on LinkedIn...
Ferbuary 2020
Journal paper "A novel method for EMI evaluation in random modulated power electronic converters" has been accepted and included in Volume 151 of Measurement. See it here...
29 March 2020
SCENT ESRs create a blog where everyone can read about their experience. Go to the blog...
University of Twente
Work Package 5
University of Zielona Góra
Work Package 6
University of Twente
Work Package 7
University of Zielona Góra
Work Package 8
University of Nottingham
Work Package 5
University of Nottingham
Work Package 6
University of Zielona Góra
Work Package 5
University of Nottingham
Work Package 7
University of Twente
Work Package 8
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie-Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 812391.