Automatic Control & Electrical Systems
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Focusing on the fundamental aspects of control, observation and electrical systems, ACES 2022 will offer top online scientific lectures, seminars and meetings with leading researchers in the fields of automatic control and electrical systems, as well as an introduction to research through a supervised project. The quality of the work undertaken and your scientific potential will be assessed.
Particular emphasis will be laid on hybrid systems, system identification, electric and hybrid vehicles and trains, capable of inventing and developing new breakthroughs and technological developments.
Minor modifications to the programme may occur.
Designed to facilitate your admission to doctoral or postdoctoral programmes in France, the Scientific Research Project will require both personal and teamwork. It will include sessions of tutorials or free discussion with researchers and PhD students from the CRIStAL and L2EP laboratories.
The project will involve the analysis of articles, bibliographical summaries, a presentation of state-of-the-art trends in the chosen research topic, simulations when appropriate and a final project defence in front of the scientific board.