Veranstaltungen
The lecture series is open for students, researchers and the general public alike that are interested in the broad field of energy studies. The many facets of energy-related issues and how a wide range of disciplines approaches these is at the core of the lectue series.
A wide range of disciplines including for example engineering, mathematics, economics, or social sciences will introduce how their discipline conceptualizes and approaches the issues that future energy systems face.
Online seminar via Zoom Tuesdays, 4-6 pm Access via the following link: https://uni-bremen.zoom.us/j/95507155402?pwd=R01wTUt2TkMrZG9QQjVhbHZuM1hmUT09
SCHEDULE
October, 25th | Johanna Myrzik: BEST Introduction and Future Electricity Networks |
November, 1nd | Andreas Fischer: Wind turbines: Challenges of on-site research |
November, 08th | Sergio Contreras: Microgrids as part of future power systems: How to solve the microgrids’ planning problem from current deployment challenges |
November, 15th | Tobias Wendler: The historical co-evolution of the energy system, society and the economy |
November, 22rd | Malin Lachmann: Optimization Techniques in Energy Applications |
November, 29th | Nando Kaminski: Power Semiconductor Devices – a Key Component for Renewable Energies |
December, 06th | Matthias Burwinkel: Renewable energy systems in productions |
December, 13th | Sven Kerzenmacher: Microbes & Electrons – Can Biotechnology Contribute to Energy Transition? |
December, 20th | Jan Wenske:Offshore wind energy in Germany - challenges and opportunities |
Christmas break
January, 10th | Torben Stührmann: The socio-technical transformation of the steel industry in Bremen - dealing with uncertainty |
January, 17th | Julian Schwenzel (IFAM): Next Generation Batteries: Recent Advances and design strategies |
January, 24th | Stefanie Baasch: Energy conflicts and justice |
| January, 31st | Rainer Fechte-Heinen: Sustainability and energy efficiency in the metal producing and processing industry |