Enrico Vico

Enrico Vico is a Researcher at the Department of Energy (D.ENERG) of Politecnico di Torino, specializing in power electronics and electric vehicle technologies. His work focuses on semiconductor applications (GaN/SiC), high-power density converters, and thermal management solutions. He has supervised doctoral research on GaN multilevel inverters for motorsport applications and contributed to automotive-grade power electronics systems.

• Affiliations: Politecnico di Torino (Department of Energy)

Key research areas include advanced semiconductor protection strategies, additive manufacturing for thermal solutions, and high-voltage electric vehicle inverters. His recent work addresses challenges in motorsport power systems and cost-effective 3D-printed heatsinks. He actively participates in IEEE conferences such as APEC, presenting breakthroughs in GaN HEMT fault management and WBG converter prototyping.

Patents include a 3D-printed liquid-cooled heatsink and an integrated EV battery charger topology. He collaborates with industry on automotive-compliant inverter designs meeting 800V system requirements and EMI standards.

• Grants/Awards: None explicitly listed
• Labs/Teams: Involved in power electronics labs focused on EV and motorsport applications