R. Ross

R. Ross is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at HAN University of Applied Sciences, with active research contributions in power systems, sensor technology, and the energy transition. His work spans applied superconductivity, system reliability, and electromagnetic diagnostics.

• External positions: Strategist at TenneT TSO B.V. (since 2013) and Director at Stichting Instituut voor Wetenschap en Ontwikkeling (since 1994).

Research interests focus on high-temperature superconductors, partial discharge detection, and uninterrupted functionality of electrical systems. Key subfields include cryogenic converters, magnetoresistive sensors, and social impacts of energy transitions.

Recent publications highlight advancements in GMR sensor design, HTS degaussing applications, and reliability methodologies for K-out-of-N systems. Trends emphasize interdisciplinary approaches to power infrastructure diagnostics and sustainable energy integration.

• Scientific award: 2004 Annual Award SenterNovem Energy & Environment.