In support of and as required by the Danish Government's efforts to curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus, the department spent yesterday shutting down the labs and offices and sending employees, guests and students home. Although everybody has left the buildings, work still continues and we are doing everything we can to live up to our obligations to our students, collaboration partners and funders by using digital means of communication and dissemination.
This situation has been imposed for the next two weeks, during which the employees can be reached as usual by phone or digital means, but not physically. We regret this but understand and support the necessity of these measures.
News from Department of Energy Technology
Covid-19 virus
Last modified: 13.03.2020
News
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04.05.2020
New head of Department at Energy Technology
As of May 1, Lasse Rosendahl is the new Head of Department at the Department of Energy Technology at Aalborg University.
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13.03.2020
Covid-19 virus
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10.02.2020
EU Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson has visited AAU Esbjerg
The commissioner gave a speech and took part in an exciting debate
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14.01.2020
AAU Spinout Company commercialize Thermal Comfort Solutions
ParsNord Thermal Comfort ApS (PNTC) is a spinout company from Aalborg University, Department of Energy Technology and funded by the “Innovation Fund Denmark”. The company invented a new manufacturing method to fabricate cheaper and scalable flexible thermoelectric modules. So the inventive step includes both designing and manufacturing which are based on hybrid printed electronics. These modules can be used in a diverse range of applications such as automobile climate control.
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04.12.2019
Scientist from AAU receives prize for bringing down the cost of solar power
Components for converting solar power into electricity breaks down from time to time. Ariya Sangwongwanich from Aalborg University can tell when and that is a huge advantage when moving towards a more sustainable future
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04.11.2019
Assistant Prof. S. Padmanaban and Associate Prof. Jens Bo Holm-Neilsen received best paper award
Assistant Prof. Sanjeevikumar Padmanaban, Associate Prof. Jens Bo Holm-Neilsen, et al. received the best paper award for the research contribution on the topic: "A New Multilevel Member of Modified CUK Converter Family for Renewable Energy Application" from 4th IEEE International Conference on Energy Conversion, IEEE-CENCON, held in Indonesia, on October 16th and 17th 2019.