Advanced Technologies for Energy and Environment
The book is a summary of the cooperation between the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of Lublin University of Technology and Japanese universities in areas of advanced technologies in electrical and environmental engineering. These fields include non-thermal plasma technolo...
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Lublin University of Technology Publishing House
2025
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| Shrnutí: | The book is a summary of the cooperation between the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science of Lublin University of Technology and
Japanese universities in areas of advanced technologies in electrical and
environmental engineering. These fields include non-thermal plasma
technologies, superconductivity, electromagnetic compatibility of technological
devices, smart electrical installations, modern and environmentally friendly
materials and devices, renewable energy and environmentally friendly electricity.
This thematic scope is a result of the project implemented under the Polish
National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) Academic International
Partnerships programme entitled “Energo-Eco Studies and Expert visits”, carried
out between 2019–2022, whose partners are three Japanese universities:
Kumamoto, Sojo and Ryukyus, and the Environment and Energy Laboratory.
The main goals of the project are study visits and exchange of students and their
mentors, who are experts in the field of electrical engineering and ecology
at partner universities, promoting best practices and innovative solutions in
the field of advanced, energy-saving and environmentally friendly technologies
for applications in electrical engineering, electronics, energy, environmental
engineering and agriculture as well as defining new research disciplines in
the field of R&D.
No less important as goals of the project are the internationalisation
of education, increasing the competitiveness of graduates of universities
participating in the project on local and international labour markets, and
promoting the field of electrical engineering among prospective students, through
visits of students and their supervisors to partner universities. This purpose is
served by Chapter 11 of the monograph, which contains an overview of research
topics carried out by students and doctoral students at partner universities under
the supervision of their mentors.
The book is addressed to students and doctoral students at partner universities,
their mentors as well as graduates of partner universities who use advanced and
environmentally friendly electrotechnical technologies in their professional work
and want to disseminate, improve and implement these in engineering practice
and in international cooperation. |
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