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Jesper KjeldskovView profile

Professor

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Interaction Design
• Ubiquitous & Pervasive Computing
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Jesper Kjeldskov is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University, Denmark. His research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Interaction Design, and Ubiquitous Computing with a particular emphasis on domestic and healthcare contexts. He leads projects like ISOBEL (Interactive Sound Zones for Better Living), exploring technologies to enhance acoustic comfort in shared environments. His work integrates field studies, user-centered design, and interdisciplinary collaboration, addressing topics such as sound zone systems, human-AI interaction, and smart home technologies. Key projects include the ISOBEL initiative funded by Innovation Fund Denmark (2019–2023), investigating sound management in homes and hospitals. He also contributed to studies on mobile device usability and business travel practices. His research output spans 227 publications, emphasizing longitudinal studies, eco-interaction, and sustainable smart home design. Kjeldskov collaborates internationally on topics like digital assistants, shape-changing displays, and healthcare technologies, with media coverage highlighting innovations in personal audio spaces and sound zone barriers. His research philosophy emphasizes contextual, socio-technical approaches, blending technical innovation with user experience and societal impact. Current interests include domestic sound zones, AI interaction paradigms, and eco-friendly HCI solutions.

Florin IovView profile

Associate Professor

• Renewable Energy Systems
• Power Electronics
• Smart Grids
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Florin Iov is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University's Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Power Electronics System Integration and Materials. His research focuses on Cyber Physical Multi-Energy Systems, renewable energy integration, and power electronics for grid stability. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Lower Danube University and an MSc in Electrical Drives from Transylvania University. Education: PhD in Electrical Engineering, Lower Danube University (2003) MSc in Electrical Drives, Transylvania University (1993) Research Interests: Hybrid Power Plants and Grid Code Compliance Cryogenic Carbon Capture and CO2 Utilization Smart Grid Control and Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing Green Ammonia and Hydrogen Production Multi-Energy System Optimization Key Projects: DeBatT: Battery Investment Decision Tool for Renewable Projects IEA Task 41: Distributed Wind in Future Energy Systems ECoGrif: Grid-Friendly Power Converters for Electrolysis Labs/Teams: Leads the Smart Energy Systems Laboratory, a real-time HIL testbed for smart grid research.

Mads Pagh NielsenView profile

Professor

• Renewable Energy Systems
• Carbon Capture and Utilization
• Fuel Cells and Electrochemical Technologies
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Mads Pagh Nielsen is a Professor at Aalborg University, affiliated with AAU Energy and the Thermal Engineering department within the Faculty of Engineering and Science. He leads the Electro Fuel Research Program and serves as Vice Head of Department for Education and Head of Studies. His research focuses on renewable energy systems, carbon capture and utilization, hydrogen technologies, and sustainable energy transitions. Notable contributions include work on green ammonia production, cryogenic CO₂ capture in industrial contexts, and smart energy system integration. He has supervised numerous PhD projects, including studies on carbon capture system integration, green methanol production, and power-to-fuels technologies. His work has been recognized with awards such as the Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriets Undervisningspris 2023 and multiple teaching accolades from Aalborg University. Key research activities include leadership in projects like the eSAF initiative for sustainable aviation fuel in Aalborg and collaborations on cross-sectoral carbon capture strategies. His publications span over 100 articles, emphasizing techno-economic analyses and system integration challenges in decarbonization.

Filipe Miguel Faria da SilvaView profile

Associate Professor

• Power Systems
• Electrical Engineering
• Grid Stability
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Filipe Miguel Faria da Silva is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University's Department of Electric Power Systems and Microgrids. His research focuses on power systems, grid stability, renewable energy integration, and high-voltage engineering. He has led or participated in 18 projects, including the 'HVDC GREEN' initiative for interconnecting Indonesian islands via HVDC grids and the 'Development of Stability Screening Methodology' for inverter-based resources. He has authored over 250 publications and holds six scientific awards, including the IEEE OAJPE Trending Topic Paper and CIGRE Pioneer Award. His work emphasizes practical solutions for renewable energy transition and grid resilience. Research interests include transient analysis, harmonic resonance mitigation, and digital twin applications for power systems. He has collaborated with institutions like Energinet and Danida Fellowship Centre, addressing challenges in power transmission and distributed energy systems. Silva has also been recognized for teaching excellence, winning multiple Lecturer of the Year awards. His contributions span academic publications, conference activities, and media engagements discussing energy policy and grid modernization. Key projects include the 'Combined Green Pipe-Cable' concept for energy and gas co-transmission, and the evaluation of temporary overvoltages in power systems due to harmonic resonances. Silva actively participates in international conferences and serves on technical committees for renewable energy and power systems transients.

Claus Leth BakView profile

Professor

• Power Engineering
• Renewable Energy Systems
• Grid Stability
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Claus Leth Bak is a Professor at Aalborg University’s Faculty of Engineering and Science, affiliated with the Electric Power Systems and Microgrids department. His research focuses on high-voltage engineering, renewable energy integration, grid stability, and power system protection. He leads major projects like the development of stability screening methodologies for 100% inverter-based grids and HVDC interconnections in South-East Asia. Bak has received accolades including the CIGRE Distinguished Member award and IEEE Best Paper recognitions. His work spans advanced insulation systems analysis, fault protection in HVDC grids, and drone-electrical infrastructure interactions. Projects include AI-driven energy management systems for renewable microgrids and cybersecurity assessments of grid infrastructure. Bak actively participates in international conferences (e.g., CIGRE Symposia) and collaborates with institutions globally. His media engagements address critical energy security issues like sabotage risks in power systems and grid resilience strategies.

Line Valdorff MadsenView profile

Assistant Professor

• Energy Consumption
• Housing
• Comfort
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Line Valdorff Madsen is an **Assistant Professor** at **Aalborg University**, affiliated with the **Department of the Built Environment** within the **Faculty of Engineering and Science**. She is part of the **Sustainable Cities and Everyday Practice Research Group**, **Center for Design, Innovation and Sustainable Transitions**, and **Green Societies** initiatives. Her work focuses on energy consumption, housing, comfort, and care, with a lens on everyday life practices and sustainable transitions. **Education**: PhD in Social Energy Research (2017), MSc in Geography and Planning Studies (2006–2012), and certifications in university pedagogy (2024) and English language proficiency (2024). She held a visiting researcher position at RMIT University in 2015. **Research Interests**: Energy vulnerability, gender dynamics, smart technologies, and socio-material relations in domestic spaces. She explores how everyday practices and routines intersect with energy systems, emphasizing social justice and welfare state resilience. **Projects**: Key contributions include the **eCAPE** project (2018–2025), investigating energy consumer roles and smart technologies; **StrongSSH** (2023–2024), advancing sustainability in Nordic social sciences; and **UserTEC** (2013–2018), studying residential energy consumption through everyday life practices. **Awards**: While no explicit prizes are listed, her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 7 (Affordable Energy), 11 (Sustainable Cities), and 13 (Climate Action). **Grants & Advising**: Leads and collaborates on interdisciplinary projects funded by Horizon Europe and Nordic grants. Her advisory work focuses on energy policy and societal transitions, with a focus on gender and inequality dimensions. **Labs/Teams**: Active in the **Sustainable Cities and Everyday Practice Research Group**, emphasizing collaborative, practice-based research on urban and domestic sustainability challenges.

Torsten Nygård KristensenView profile

Professor

• Evolutionary Biology
• Insect Models
• Preservation Genetics
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Torsten Nygård Kristensen is Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Bioscience at Aalborg University. His research examines evolutionary adaptations in insects, with applications in sustainable food production and conservation. Research focuses on: Insect models for genetic and environmental stress responses Black soldier fly breeding for sustainable protein Climate adaptation in Arctic arthropods Microbiome-host interactions Preservation genetics Current projects investigate thermal tolerance in polar species, genetic improvement of insect livestock, and transgenerational effects of nutritional stress. Applications include developing sustainable insect-based food systems and predicting biodiversity responses to climate change. Dr. Kristensen leads the Functional Ecology and Genomics group within AAU Arctic research initiative.

Per JohansenView profile

Associate Professor

• Fluid Power Technology
• Tribology
• Hydraulic Systems
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Per Johansen is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University’s Faculty of Engineering and Science, specializing in Fluid Power Technology. His research focuses on hydraulic systems, digital displacement machines, tribology, and control systems. He actively contributes to projects like FBoT for E-Mobility applications and Adaptive Ultrasound Reflectometry techniques. His work integrates theoretical models with practical applications, addressing challenges in fluid dynamics, lubrication film analysis, and sensor technology. Recent projects include investigating lubrication film thickness via adaptive ultrasound methods and developing control strategies for digital displacement units. He has supervised PhD projects, such as ‘Adaptive Ultrasound Reflectometry for Tribomechatronic Systems,’ and secured grants from Innovation Fund Denmark and the Independent Research Fund Denmark. His research outputs span over 60 publications, emphasizing hydraulic efficiency, sensor design, and system dynamics. Johansen collaborates internationally, contributing to conferences like ASME/BATH Symposium. His lab work focuses on fluid power innovation, aiming to advance energy-efficient hydraulic solutions for industries like mobility and renewable energy.

Benny EndeltView profile

Associate Professor

• Laser Forming
• Hydraulics
• Feedback Control Systems
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Benny Endelt is an Associate Professor in the Department of Materials and Production at Aalborg University's Faculty of Engineering and Science. His research focuses on laser forming, hydraulics, and feedback control systems , with applications in welding, composite materials, and offshore engineering. Key projects include ADNOX (energy-efficient NOx reduction) and CeJacket (offshore wind foundation design). His 75+ publications address topics like hydraulic bulge testing, composite joint reinforcement, and marine engine lubrication systems. While no awards are documented, his work has industry impact in energy and marine technology sectors.

Anders Faarbæk MikkelstrupView profile

Part-Time Lecturer

• Industrial Automation
• Machine Vision
• Laser Processing
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Anders Faarbæk Mikkelstrup is a Part-time Lecturer at the Department of Materials and Production , part of Aalborg University 's The Faculty of Engineering and Science . His research focuses on advancing machine vision , automation , and laser processing in industrial manufacturing. He holds a PhD from the same department, specializing in applied machine vision for quality assurance. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to Industry and Innovation . Key projects include FLIP (Flexible Laser Integrated Production) and INTERLASE , which integrate laser processes for manufacturing efficiency. He has collaborated with the University of California, San Diego and contributed to impactful research on fatigue life prediction for offshore structures and automated post-weld treatment systems. Education: PhD (2023), M.Sc. in Manufacturing Technology, B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering Research: Prioritizes laser-based manufacturing, digital reconstruction of welded components, and fatigue life improvement Publications: 12 articles since 2019, including work on 3D scanning and automated quality systems His lab, Production Visual Analysis and Perception , develops vision-based solutions for industrial automation. No scientific awards explicitly mentioned, but his contributions have economic impacts through improved manufacturing processes.

Jamileh Javid PourView profile

Associate Professor

• Marine Biology
• Invasion Ecology
• Aquaculture Sustainability
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Jamileh Javid Pour is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). Her research focuses on marine ecosystems, invasive species, and environmental challenges such as microplastic pollution and climate adaptation. She leads the Gyldensteen ECO-lab and collaborates with authorities on sustainability initiatives. Her work spans multiple disciplines, including the ecological impacts of jellyfish blooms, the effects of microplastics on marine organisms, and the behavior of invasive species like Mnemiopsis leidyi. She employs innovative methods like drone-based monitoring and bioremediation techniques using jellyfish mucus to address environmental issues. Recent studies highlight her contributions to aquaculture innovation, sustainable biomass delivery systems, and policy frameworks for marine conservation. Prioritizing interdisciplinary collaboration, Dr. Pour engages in citizen science projects and advocates for high-seas biodiversity protection. Her research bridges ecological theory with practical solutions, addressing pressing global challenges in marine science.

Kasper ReitzelView profile

Associate Professor

• Citizen Science
• Climate Adaptation
• Freshwater Ecosystems
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Kasper Reitzel is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Southern Denmark. His research focuses on freshwater and marine ecosystems, particularly phosphorus cycling, lake restoration, and sustainable management of aquatic environments. He is affiliated with the Gyldensteen ECO-lab and has contributed to projects involving sediment analysis, chemical lake restoration, and citizen science initiatives. Dr. Reitzel's work emphasizes innovative solutions for eutrophication control, including phosphorus recovery from wastewater and dredged sediments, and the use of advanced materials like Phoslock and biochar. He has led studies on lake stratification, greenhouse gas emissions, and the ecological impacts of fish population management in Danish lakes. His research integrates field experiments, geochemical analysis (e.g., NMR spectroscopy, PXRD), and modeling to address global challenges like climate change and resource scarcity. Key contributions include evaluating methods for sediment capping, flocculation technologies, and the long-term efficacy of geoengineering approaches in lake ecosystems.

Shuting LiView profile

Researcher

• Microgrids
• Energy Engineering
• Virtual Synchronous Generators
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Dr. Shuting Li is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Aalborg University's Faculty of Engineering and Science within the Applied Power Electronic Systems group. Her research focuses on advanced control strategies for renewable energy integration, particularly in microgrid applications and virtual synchronous generator technologies. Her research interests span Microgrids , Virtual Synchronous Generators , Harmonics Control , and Wind Power Forecasting . She develops innovative control architectures addressing harmonic mitigation, stability enhancement, and energy management in systems with high renewable penetration. Her work bridges theoretical control design with practical implementation challenges in modern power systems. Dr. Li's publication record demonstrates consistent output with 15 research items between 2020-2024, including 7 publications in 2024 alone. Her work shows strong focus on harmonic control ( 46% fingerprint match ), virtual synchronous generators ( 46% ), and energy management systems ( 46% ), with significant contributions to wind power integration ( 30% ) and regenerative braking applications ( 30% ). She has secured research funding through the Harmonic Control Architectures for Virtual Synchronous Generator-based Distributed Generation Systems project (2021-2024), supervised by Professors Guerrero and Vasquez. This PhD project established her expertise in harmonic mitigation for distributed generation systems. Her laboratory work centers on the Applied Power Electronic Systems facility at Pontoppidanstræde 111, where she develops and tests control algorithms for microgrid applications using advanced simulation and hardware-in-loop platforms.

Tobias Kasper Skovborg RitschelView profile

Assistant Professor

• Predictive Control
• Nonlinear Modeling
• Energy Systems Optimization
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Tobias Kasper Skovborg Ritschel is an Assistant Professor (Tenure track) at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science , Technical University of Denmark. His research focuses on predictive control, nonlinear modeling, and optimization of energy systems, with significant contributions to demand-side flexibility and time-delay systems. Current affiliations: Dynamical Systems Center, Center for Energy Resources Engineering Active projects: 4 ongoing PhD projects in energy systems and control Recent research: 2025 publications on wind turbine diagnostics, time-delay identification, and smart energy price signaling Research Trends : His work spans: Wind turbine structural health monitoring using acoustic emission analysis Mathematical control systems for renewable energy integration Optimization algorithms for industrial electrification Digital twin models for Power-to-X and carbon capture systems Cross-disciplinary diabetes modeling applications Supervision : Currently supervising 5 PhD candidates in energy systems optimization and control theory. Peer Review : Active reviewer for: IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Applications

Tuhfe GöçmenView profile

Researcher

• Wind Energy Systems
• Wind Turbine Engineering
• Wind Farm Optimization
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Tuhfe Göçmen is a Senior Researcher at the Department of Wind and Energy Systems of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). His work focuses on wind energy systems engineering, flow control optimization, and hybrid power systems. He leads major research initiatives such as the DigiWind and TWAIN projects, emphasizing digitalization and AI-driven solutions in wind energy. Research Interests: Wind farm optimization and control strategies Artificial intelligence applications in renewable energy systems Hybrid power plant integration and energy management Wind turbine aerodynamics and performance degradation Flow modeling and wake steering dynamics Key Activities: Supervises PhD students in wind farm control optimization, energy systems modeling, and flow dynamics. Active in international conferences and collaborative research networks. Awarded the 2019 WindEurope Poster Award for contributions to offshore wind innovation. Projects: Coordinates large-scale initiatives like Reinforcement Learning based Wind Farm Control Optimisation and Data-driven design optimization and control of wind power plants . Engages in interdisciplinary teams addressing hybrid power systems challenges. Lab & Team: Part of DTU’s Wind Energy Systems Division, contributing to advanced computational tools and field experiments in wind energy systems.