ERC Consolidator Grant · 2025
Sub-Nanosecond Power Electronics: A New Paradigm in Power Conversion
The adoption of electrical energy systems is rapidly increasing across critical sectors, including portable battery systems (phones, tablets or laptops), transportation (hybrid and electric vehicles), home climate control (heat pumps), and industrial processes, among others. Power electronics now processes up to 70% of all electrical energy, making it a cornerstone of the global transition toward cleaner and more efficient energy systems and a key enabler of renewable energy integration for a sustainable future. The growing adoption and rapid evolution of these technologies require innovative solutions to reduce energy waste, enhance efficiency, and improve compactness and performance, with…
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