01.07.2024: As part of the vacation program at Hamburg University of Technology our university recently hosted an exciting workshop using the BOB3 learning module to teach middle school students C++ in a fun, hands-on way! Together with Swantje Plambeck and Til Hillebrecht, the young coders engaged in an interactive sessions, solving problems, and bringing their little robot to life. Their enthusiasm and creativity were truly inspiring!

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09.07.2024: Visit by Dr.-Ing. Torsten Reuschel, former PhD student at our institute and currently working at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, Canada. Dr.-Ing. Torsten Reuschel presented his current field of work on the topic: “Development of Measurement Instrumenatation for Ionospheric Obersvation in the Canadian Arctric”.

11.06.2024 – 13.06.2024: We are thrilled to announce that our paper titled “SAR Prediction for Human Head Models Considering Dependencies on Incident Angle of Exposure Using Parameter Prioritization in ANNs” has been accepted and presented at IMbioC2024! We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Zoya Popovic for presenting this work on behalf of main author, our Ph.d student, Hamideh Esmaeili. This paper delves into the prediction of Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) in human head models, focusing on the impact of the incident angle of exposure. By employing parameter prioritization in Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), we aim to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of SAR predictions, contributing to safer and more effective bio-electromagnetic applications. We are excited about the opportunities this research opens up and look forward to continuing our work in this dynamic field. #EMC #BioElectromagnetics #MachineLearning #SAR #Research #IMbioC2024 #Conference

06.06.2024: Recently, Dr. Guido Rasek from Valeo Automotive gave an “EMC Master Class” at Hamburg University of Technology on the topic of “Electric Vehicle Powertrain: Challenges for EMC”. During a lively and interactive discussion with students he was outlining the many challenges that EMC engineers face when it comes to the electrification of vehicles. Valeo Automotive and the Institut für Theoretische Elektrotechnik are currently active with research project and we will continue to host events for students that want to learn more about EMC and electrification. Thanks, Guido, for coming !
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We are proud to be part of the DN PATTERN project. A Marie Skłodowska-Curie initiative with partners from all over Europe, creating a multidisciplinary network for PhD education. The aim is to develop breakthrough innovative EMI solutions throughout their lifecycle, using Artificial Intelligence as the key to a new design philosophy.