‘Analysis of optimal PVDF based active elements layout on the vibrating structure for energy harvesting and SHM applications’Lecture by Oldřich Ševeček from Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringInternational Conference on Advances in Energy Harvesting Technology, March 18-20, 2021 (virtual mode) http://icaeht.org/
‘Analysis of the response of a nonlinear system for energy harvesting from short-term vibrations of variable frequency’ lecture by by Piotr Wolszczak from Lublin University of Technology, Poland International Conference on Advances in Energy Harvesting Technology, March 18-20, 2021 (virtual mode) http://icaeht.org/ Project “ehDialog”, website: https://eh.pollub.pl This project is supported by the program of the…
‘Analysis of the response of a nonlinear system for energy harvesting from short-term vibrations of variable frequency’ lecture by by Piotr Wolszczak from Lublin University of Technology, Poland International Conference on Advances in Energy Harvesting Technology, March 18-20, 2021 (virtual mode) http://icaeht.org/ Project “ehDialog”, website: https://eh.pollub.pl This project is supported by the program of the…
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You are welcome to take part in ICAEHT conference online through the link https://icaeht.org/?page_id=1433
Webinar on energy harvesting took place on Wednesday (10.03.2021) of the Polish time. Our speaker was Korbiel Tomasz from AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland who presented a lecture: “Field monitoring systems – power supply in theory and practice”
The collaboration between BLDEACET and LUT,Poland, since 2020 resulted in various publications , joint workshops, faculty exchange and joint conferences. One of them is The ICAEHT 2021 online,
We coorganize The ICAEHT 2021 online conference which will feature workshop sessions and keynotes of broad interest and oral presentations covering recent advances in the rich spectrum of topics covered by Energy Harvesting, including new frontiers and challenges such as nonlinear dynamics, control, thermoelectric, triboelectric harvesters, materials and storage. There will be no registration fee…
Webinar on energy harvesting took place on Wednesday (25.11.2020) of the Polish time. Our speaker was Martin Siewe from University of Yaounde, Cameroon who presented a lecture: “Nonlinear characterization of some wireless energy harvesters”
Webinar on energy harvesting took place on Wednesday (28.10.2020) of the Polish time. Our speaker was Carlo Trigona from University of Catania, Italy who presented a lecture: “Smart and Eco-friendly Sensors and Transducers for Emerging Measurement Systems”
