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- ESR 8 – Hafte Hayelom Adhena – It was not just a secondment; I felt I was at home!One of the benefits of working in MSCA project is to have a secondment at partner universities and companies. The main …
- ESR 2 – Cathrine Feloups – EMC on Tour: The First Steps in TeachingBased on my previous experience, I had been giving lectures for over three years. That is something I did at my …
- ESR6 – Rodica Botnarevscaia – A Trip to USAA trip to America, what was it like? Expectations and experiences: shall I get a visa or not? And here is …
- International Symposium and Exhibition on Electromagnetic Compatibility September 5-8, 2022, GothenburgEMC Europe, the leading EMC Symposium in Europe, will be held at The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre in Gothenburg, Sweden, …
- EPE’22 ECCE EuropeThe EPE 2022 ECCE Europe conference will take place in Hannover, Germany, from 5 to 9 September 2022, where participants will gain detailed …
- ESR10 – Iqra Aitbar – Summer School I feedbackA very interesting and informative #Summerschool experience with MSCA ITN EJD ETUT, MSCA EJD ITN ETOPIA and SCENT Project – Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions team at University of Twente (with …
- ESR – 5 Regis Nibaruta – Summer School I feedbackDay 3 of ETUT Summer School 1 at University of Twente . Problem solving challenge: How to go towards Sustainable Intercontinental Shipping? A …
- ESR 7 – Muhammad Jaseel K A – Summer School I feedbackToday, It was the 3rd day of Summer school 1 of MSCA ITN EJD ETUT. For last 3 days we were having …
- ESR 2 – Cathrine Feloups – Summer School I feedbackI consider myself extremely fortunate to be an ESR in the MSCA ITN EJD ETUT project.At the first summer school, Prasanth Venugopal gave us today …
- ESR2 Cathrine Feloups, ESR4 Ivan Struzho, ESR6 Rodica Botnarevscaia colaborationMany thanks to Dutch EMC-ESD society for organization the EMC Kennismarket on the TU/e campus. It was great opportunity to present …
- ESR04 – Ivan Struzho – New Challenges – New AdventuresMy name is Ivan Struzhko. I was born in Mariupol, Ukraine. I started to write this post for the blog within …
- ETUT Summer School IWelcoming Pablo Briceño for his secondment at University of Twente by his supervisor Prasanth Venugopal and our Project Manager Jan Beerens. He will attend the Summer school 1 …
- ESR 1 Reyhaneh Eskandari, ESR3 Sohaib Qazi, ESR 5 Regis Nibaruta, ESR 7 Muhammad Jaseel K A – Power Electronics and Energy Storage EventLast week, Our ESRs Reyhaneh Eskandari, Regis Nibaruta, Sohaib Qazi and Muhammad Jaseel K A with their supervisor and some of our colleagues from University of Twente attended Power …
- ESR11 – Pablo Briceño- New goals at University of NottinghamA year ago, I was under a lockdown in Santiago (Chile), searching for job opportunities or a PhD. I knew I …
- ESR12 – Sviatoslav Voskresenskyi – Basics of EMC: Scientific Background of Daily IssuesHave you ever noticed that strange buzzing that goes out from your PC’s speakers or portable radio preceding the nearly lying …
- ESR03 – Sohaib Qazi – Electric Ships, Bicycles and a Leap of Faith…About a year ago, I was at crossroads in my life, facing several potentially life-altering decisions… Industry or Academics? Work or Ph.D.? …
- ESR01 – Reyhaneh – Embarking my Battery Management System experience at University of TwenteIt has been four months that I have moved to the Netherlands and started my PhD. I vividly remember the joy …
- Welcome ESR10MSCA ITN EJD ETUT would like to welcome ESR10 – Iqra Aitbar joining University of Nottingham and MSCA ITN EJD ETUT.Iqra Aitbar is involved in …
- Seasonal greeting’sDear Friends, MSCA ITN EJD ETUT wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May you reach the pinnacle …
- Welcome ESR08MSCA ITN EJD ETUT would like to welcome ESR08 – Hossein Ansari. Hossein Ansari is recruited at Dnipro national university of railway transport named after …
- Welcome ESR05, ESE06 and ESR07MSCA ITN EJD ETUT would like to welcome ESR05 – Regis Nibaruta, ESR06 – Rodica Botnarevscaia and ESR07 – Muhammad Jaseel K A. These ESR’s are …
- Welcome ESR01 – ESR03MSCA EJD ITN ETUT would like to welcome ESR01 – Reyhaneh Eskandari and ESR03 – Sohaib Qazi joining Universiteit Twente and MSCA EJD ITN ETUT. Both ESR’s are involved …
- Welcome ESR02 – ESR04MSCA EJD ITN ETUT would like to welcome ESR02 – Cathrine E. S. Feloups and ESR04 – Ivan Struzhko joining Universiteit Twente and MSCA EJD ITN ETUT. Both ESR’s …
What is ETUT?
Training electrical engineers from and in Ukraine
The use of more distributed renewable energy sources connected through power electronic converters can mitigate climate change. However, the demand for more electric transport requires power electronic specialists. In Western Europe there is a lack of electrical engineers, and in Eastern Europe highly skilled engineers are underpaid. The EU-funded ETUT project will improve the career prospects of Ukrainian engineers through collaborations with leading European universities. The aim is to train more electrical engineers so they can be absorbed in the European labour market. The project will model, design, estimate, quantify and monitor economic measures for a reliable, safe, effective and greener electrical transport system. The training programme will include innovative methods to be applied in electric transport.
Objective
Climate change means a huge challenge as we have to use more distributed renewable energy sources, which are all connected via power electronic converters, and in this same time frame personal transport is shifting rapidly towards more electric transport with a great demand for power electronic specialists. But simultaneously we experience a massive lack of electrical engineers in western Europe, while the lack of good paying jobs in eastern Europe force highly skilled engineer to work in under-payed jobs not matching their training.
The ETUT societal objectives are:
- to provide bigger career perspective for Ukrainian engineers via collaboration with top western universities, and
- to train more electrical engineers, making them available for European society.
The scientific objectives are to develop and integrate advanced methods to model, design, evaluate, measure and monitor economic, measures for a safe, reliable, efficient and greener electrical transport system.
The detailed coordinated multidisciplinary multinational doctoral training program will provide the trainee researchers with a complete broad experience and at the same time allow them to develop and eventually lead their focused area of research.
Specific innovations expected to be achieved through ETUT are integration of power electronics with battery management systems, simulation and modelling methodologies to develop integrated electrical power systems for electrical transport and a novel approach to the supply of electrical energy to railway networks. This may have far reaching consequences and may even see the railway network supporting or replacing local electrical utility networks.
Dissemination methods to realize optimal impact will include scientific publications, presentations and workshops, summer schools, training of engineers in industry and dissemination through newsletters, interviews, school visits, websites and social media.