Dutch talent for electric driving
Description
D-INCERT (Dutch Innovation Centre for Electric Road Transport) is organising a workshop during Ecomobiel, the trade fair for green mobility, in cooperation with higher education institutions and KIVI NIRIA on Tuesday 27 September. Companies are given the opportunity to link their knowledge question to higher education. In this workshop, D-INCERT will review successful student projects from the past. In a special matchmaking section, participants can formulate e-mobility cases relevant to their own company that students can work on next academic year.
By setting up this project, D-INCERT wants to link the business community and educational institutions and share the available knowledge. The workshop will give examples of previous student projects, demonstrating the potential of this collaboration. Afterwards, participants can meet teachers, who will guide students in achieving the desired results. Then, under the guidance of a moderator, you will work on formulating your own problem definition.
The cases you provide from the business community will be fitted into existing graduation programmes by the participating educational institutions. Here, under the expert guidance of lecturers, students will work on the problem definition formulated by your company.
Input from industry will be an important factor in the success of this pathway. D-INCERT invites enthusiastic companies, both SMEs and large companies, to attend this workshop at Ecomobiel and think about how innovations can be achieved in your own company with the help of a student pathway.
13.15:00 Welcome by Stephan van Dijk
13:30 Talent for e-mobility:
Sander Milic and Byron van Hoop researched at the HRo the cost of B2B eMobility in practice. For this, they researched the BINKIE - an electric rubbish truck in use by Van Gansewinkel and built by Spijkstaal-; the eBusz - in use by RET, converted by e-Traction - and AGV Connect BEV - an electric van in use by JOULZ and converted by AGV.
Job van de Kieft collaborated on the design of the Qugo for his graduation project at TU Delft. He currently works as an SME manager/ consultant at TNO Mobility.
Two students (Bas and Bart) from the HAN talk about all the ins and outs of various HAN emobility projects.
14:00 Matchmaking between companies and lecturers/vc staff
14:10 Practical examples (E-traction and QWIC)
14:30 Matchmaking between companies and lecturers/vc staff
15:00 Closing and drinks
Location
Ahoyweg 10, 3034 RA Rotterdam
Organiser
Sustainable Technology
D-INCERT
Name and contact details for information
Pieter van Hoorn
Register via
The workshop is free of charge for members of KIVI NIRIA. Non-members and interested parties are also welcome. Everyone should register in advance via the website www.aanmelder.nl/d-incert_ecomobiel and via the website www.ecomobiel.nl.