News
NO-DACH Meeting in Darmstadt/DE
The newly named NO-DACH meeting of high-voltage researchers from NTNU, TU Darmstadt, TU Vienna and ETH Zurich took place in Darmstadt/DE in April 2024. In addition to the presentation of current research highlights, networking was another important aspect of this yearly meeting.
Congratulations to Fabian Bill, 2023 DEIS Graduate Fellowship Winner!
Every year, the IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society offers fellowships to eligible graduate students who are pursuing areas of work of interest to the society. We congratulate Fabian Bill, PhD student at the High Voltage Lab, on the Graduate Fellowship Award DEIS 2023!
Nationaler Zukunftstag - visit of the ETH High Voltage Laboratory!
On 9 November 2023, Nationaler Zukunftstag, our laboratory opened the doors to interested pupils, who were able to experience a completely different world of study within the great diversity of the professional world at ETH.
Congratulations: Enrico Graneris was awarded the Karl-Weck-Price for his bachelor thesis!
His bachelor thesis with the topic "Puffer Circuit Breaker Experiment with SF6 Alternatives", was awarded by the FGH and its member companies with €1,000 for his scientific commitment !
Congratulations to Hanut Vemulapalli!
We proudly confirm, that the application of our PhD Student Hanut Vemulapalli for the Doc. Mobility Fellowship Programme has been approved. We wish him all the best for this interesting scientific challenge at NTNU/Norway!
Welcome Austin J. Eichelberg
We gladly welcome our new team member, Austin J. Eichelberg, PhD Student/Scientific Assistant!
Attendance at ISH 2023 in Glasgow, UK
Our three researchers, Ondřej Šefl, Hanut Vemulapalli and Henning Janssen, were attending the “23rd International Symposium On High Voltage Engineering” (ISH2023), that was hosted by the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, UK. By contributions with a poster and oral presentations, they initiated scientific discussions and brought laboriously generated knowledge to the worldwide community of high voltage engineering.
Congratulations! Eda Akile Egüz defended her PhD thesis!
We are pleased to congratulate our Scientific Assistant, Eda Akile Egüz, on passing her PhD exam and would like to take this occasion to wish Eda every success in her future career!