On 7 May, the SEC Doctoral Student Network welcomes Anita Bongards and Gabriel Domingues from BorgWarner Inc for the 2025 Network Webinar spring semester series. The talk is entitled “Advances in Electrically Excited Motors from a performance and sustainability perspective”

About the speakers

Anita Bongards works in the Advanced Simulation and Data Analysis team which is part of the CTO office at BorgWarner Inc. In her role Anita participates and leads advanced projects related to propulsion technology assessment, exploration of simulation and analysis methods and environmental sustainability. Apart from having over 13 years of experience in vehicle level system simulations she has a strong focus on product life cycle analysis (LCA). Anita holds a Diplom of Mechanical Engineering from RWTH University in Aachen.

Gabriel Domingues works in the Advanced Technology Development team a division of the CTO office at BorgWarner Inc. In this role he participates and leads a variety of advanced electromobility related projects, start-up engagements and M&A assessments, providing expertise in the areas of electromobility, electrical machines, power electronics and charging. Besides his role at BorgWarner, Gabriel also works at Lund University as an Adjunct Assistant Professor, where he is involved in research projects in the areas of electrical machines, power electronics and charging, as well as in the supervision of PhD students. Gabriel holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Lund University, with the dissertation title “Modeling, Optimization and Analysis of Electromobility Systems”.

About BorgWarner

“At BorgWarner, we design and manufacture the systems that define the way the world moves forward. With the world’s foremost technologists, engineers and OEMs, we’re accelerating the world’s transformation to sustainable mobility. As a global product leader for over 130 years, we supply original equipment to nearly every major automotive OEM in the world. We continue to advance our emissions-reducing and fuel-efficient combustion technology while bringing successful electric innovations to market, empowering everyone to drive sustainably.”

Date          7 May

Time         13:00-14:00

Where       Online – Teams.

This webinar is for the SEC Doctoral Student Network members and SEC partners only. Link to the webinar will be provided one day before to the registered participants via email calendar. Doctoral students who are members of the SEC Doctoral Network are welcome to propose webinar talks and suggest guest speakers as well as propose physical meetups such as PhD workshops and seminars.

Contact phd@emobilitycentre.se

Please click HERE to register.

Last day to register for the webinar is 5 May.