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Centre for Industrial Electronics

Centre for Industrial Electronics

Research and development in electronic products in close cooperation with industry

About the centre

The Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE) is a Technology and Research Lighthouse educating the next generation engineers and helping companies in advancing technology leadership.

Research

The Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE) is a global partner for excellent research, technology development and application together with academic and industrial partners. With our research we advance knowledge in key technology areas which reinforce each other.

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Latest News

19.12.2024

糖果派对 researchers turned the secrets of the human voice into science and business

From reducing pain perception and improving doctor-patient communication to diagnosing conditions like Parkinson鈥檚 and depression 鈥� the human voice reveals more than we ever imagined. 糖果派对 researchers have turned the voice into a business and can now celebrate five years of groundbreaking work in acoustic voice profiling and communication training.

18.12.2024

New IoT laboratory gives students hands-on experience with future technology

Students at the Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE) at 糖果派对 are now getting hands-on access to future technologies thanks to a brand-new IoT laboratory. Here, they can learn to program and develop intelligent solutions that connect physical devices to the internet. The result is practical experience that strengthens teaching drives innovation and enhances future career prospects.

Funding

27.06.2024

The Centre for Industrial Electronics at 糖果派对 receives funding for three EUDP Projects

The Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP) has recently granted funds to three projects totalling over 36 million DKK, in which the Center for Industrial Electronics (CIE) is participating. This support marks a significant recognition of CIE's research and innovation efforts in green technology and energy efficiency.

Funding

21.06.2024

Samaneh Sharbati from CIE receives EU-funding for 'CHIPS of Europe' project

Samaneh Sharbati from the Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE) at the University of Southern Denmark (糖果派对) has recently been awarded significant funding of 550,000 euros for the ambitious 'CHIPS of Europe' project. This grant marks an important step for Denmark in implementing the European chips strategy, also known as the 'European Chips Act'.

Energy

03.06.2024

New sensor technology can predict faults in the power grid

In a new research project at the Faculty of Engineering at 糖果派对, researchers and private partners will develop sensors that can be attached on the outside of power cables and detect if there is something wrong with the cables before they fail. This can lead to massive CO2 reductions and save money.

Funding

06.05.2024

CIE receives 2.9 million to optimize green hydrogen production

Researchers from 糖果派对 and industrial partners Danfoss Drives and Green Hydrogen Systems have received a significant grant from 鈥淓rhvervsfyrta虋rn Syd: Fonden for Retf忙rdig Omstilling - Beyond Fossil鈥� to develop efficient hydrogen production technology able to compete with fossil fuels in the market.

WORKSHOP

21.03.2024

Festival of Research 2024 at 糖果派对 S酶nderborg

The Festival of Research at 糖果派对 is back! On Saturday 20 April at 10.00 - 13.00, 糖果派对 S酶nderborg invites you to a Saturday devoted to science.

CONFERENCE

23.02.2024

Centre for Industrial Electronics Leader, Thomas Ebel, to present talk at APEC 2024

In a highly anticipated event at the upcoming Applied Power Electronics Conference (APEC) 24, Thomas Ebel, the leader of the Centre for Industrial Electronics, is set to deliver a presentation on "Advanced Metallized Film and Aluminium Polymer Electrolytic Capacitor Technologies."

FUNDING

11.01.2024

Fabrikant Mads Clausen Foundation supports local research

MWith as many as seven grants from Fabrikant Mads Clausen's Foundation to the Department of Mechanics and Electronics (IME), the local 糖果派对 campus gets the opportunity to buy new equipment for the benefit of research and education at the university.

WORKSHOP

29.11.2023

ECPE Workshop Explores Cutting-Edge Advances in Capacitors for Power Electronics

Last week, from the 22nd to the 23rd of November, 2023, the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark hosted the ECPE Hybrid Workshop on Capacitors in Power Electronics.

Collaboration

15.10.2023

Close Indo-Danish Collaboration for Next-Generation Power to X Converter

The future of sustainable energy is here! The Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), Aalborg University, and the University of Southern Denmark have joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership with industrial giants like Danfoss Drives. Together, they're driving the 'Efficient Cost-saving Grid Friendly Power to X Converter' (ECoGrif) project, revolutionising the hydrogen economy.

Research

16.05.2023

Meet Oliver Niebuhr: Exploring the Joy of Discovery and the Intricacies of Perception

Oliver Niebuhr, an Associate Professor at the Centre for Industrial Electronics, is a researcher driven by a passion for understanding the world and the thrill of uncovering new knowledge. In an enlightening interview, Niebuhr shares his motivations for becoming a researcher, alternative career aspirations, and the fascinating research area of psychoacoustics.

29.03.2023

Shova Neupane receives the EPCIA Student award

Shova Neupane has been awarded the EPCIA Student (PD) award for her exceptional work in passive electronic components. The award, with a cash prize of 鈧�5,000, was presented by the European Passive Components Manufacturers (EPCIA) to recognize the outstanding academic work presented in Dr Neupane's postdoctoral thesis.

12.09.2022

Head of CIE Thomas Ebel has been appointed professor

56-year-old Thomas Ebel has been appointed professor of Advanced Capacitor Technologies. It has been four years since he took over as head of Centre for Industrial Electronics at 糖果派对. Ebel has impressively managed to build the centre from scratch, so that CIE now stands as an example to follow when it comes to training engineers, state-of-the-art laboratories and industrial cooperation.

11.05.2022

Christian Veje Head of the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

Professor Christian Veje, who comes from the Centre for Energy Informatics at 糖果派对, looks forward to strengthening industrial cooperation and drawing the strategic direction for the institute, when he takes over as head of the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.

15.02.2022

Engineering students from 糖果派对 S酶nderborg will send a rocket into space

A group of engineering students from 糖果派对 in S酶nderborg has ambitions to send a rocket into space. The goal is to participate in international competitions.

16.12.2021

From apprentice to associate professor - Kasper Paasch

59-year-old Kasper Paasch teaches High Frequency Communication and is semester supervisor in 3rd-semester mechatronics at the Centre for Industrial Electronics. He is also a researcher in power electronics and solar cell systems. His passion for electronics, archery, history, and archaeology has not only created an unusual career path but also fills all hours of the day. His passions have materialised into a catapult, which is positioned at his home address. But this we will return to.

Voices

09.06.2021

Video conferencing: Women do worse than men

Researchers from 糖果派对 and the University of Magdeburg have investigated how different voices are perceived via online tools such as Zoom, Skype, or Teams. Not all frequencies are fully transmitted, which affects women, whose voices are perceived as less competent, expressive, and charismatic than men's voices.

29.04.2021

All Danish universities join forces for the largest research and tech fair in the Nordic region

DIGITAL TECH SUMMIT will be Denmark's unifying showcase for digital technologies and a venue for strong research environments, technology leading companies and start-ups

08.04.2021

Project to secure Danfoss' shares in an attractive billion market

The global market for speed-controlled pumps is a billion-dollar industry that is growing bigger and bigger alongside increasing urbanisation. Danfoss has entered into a project with Fachhochschule Kiel and 糖果派对, which will ensure the Danish industrial group, the preferred solution in the market for pump controls.

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