Doctoral Network

Are you a PhD student in the field of emobility? The Swedish Electromobility Centre’s Doctoral Network is open for all PhD students in Sweden who study aspects of electrification and hybridization of vehicles. The network is an arena for collaboration for PhD students and stimulates their interaction with the Swedish automotive industry. All PhD students in Sweden working with different approaches, methods and focus in the area of electromobility are welcome. 

The Doctoral Network gives you:

  • Access to Swedish Electromobility Centre’s activities and network.
  • Contact with PhD students from different fields.
  • Knowledge building through PhD courses, seminars and workshops.
  • Equipment for future work and research challenges.

ACTIVITIES IN THE NETWORK

SEC Doctoral Network Lunch Webinar – Northvolt: On industrial-academic partnership while pioneering a new European industry

On 5 April we welcome Martin Karlsson from Northvolt to the SEC doctoral network lunch webinar. He will give a presentation entitled "On industrial-academic partnership while pioneering a new European […]

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Online,

SEC Doctoral Network’s PhD course on Electromobility Systems – Design Project

Course Goal After the course, the participants have learnt: • How systems of battery electric vehicles and stationary charging can be made cost-effective and fit the need of different users. […]

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Online,

SEC Doctoral Network Online Social Event

Come and meet your fellow PhD student in the doctoral network on 3 May. Grab a cup of coffee and join us online to meet each other (no matter if […]

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Online via Zoom,

Summer School on Components and Systems for Electromobility

Falkenberg, 21–25 August 2023 Swedish Electromobility Centre and the SEC Doctoral Student Network are happy to invite doctoral students and the SEC industrial partners to the Summer School which focuses […]

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Grand Hotel Falkenberg, Hotellgatan 1
Falkenberg, 311 31
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Electromobility is the future trend. 

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