Doctoral students on power electronics for wireless power transfer (2 positions)

Are you interested in advanced power electronics and wireless power transfer for future electric mobility solutions? Join our team and contribute to the development of innovative and high-performance converter technologies within an international research project focused on bidirectional charging and vehicle-grid integration. 

About us 

We at the conduct research within a broad range of topics in electric power technology. Our purpose is to develop interdisciplinary research areas within the university as well as with external partners. Our research is based on a solid theoretical basis and extensive experimental verification in our laboratories. Research activities at the division are organized in two research units: (1) Electrical Machines and Power Electronics, and (2) Power Grid and Components.

In the research unit Electrical Machines and Power Electronics, we are about 25 persons, of which two third are PhD students. Our resear...