Cyber-Physical Systems Center Eindhoven
Research Profile
Cyber-physical systems (CPS) are transforming our lives by offering a next level of functionality, reliability, efficiency and performance through the tight integration of our physical and information worlds. The Cyber-Physical System Center Eindhoven (CPSe) focuses on the advancement of the engineering methods required to create the next generation of CPS, by fusing the engineering disciplines of the cyber and the physical worlds. The Center is organized as a lean support organization within the Department of Electrical Engineering. It leverages the expertise in control systems (CS), electronic systems (ES), electrical energy systems (EES), and electromechanical actuation and power electronics (EPE) with respect to research, funding and valorization in the strategic application domains High-Tech Systems, E-Grids, and E-Mobility.
12 prestigious PhD positions in PARASOL – ‘European Doctoral Network for Safe and Sustainable Electromagnetic Shielding Solutions for Mobility’
A new European framework with new KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) that will define how we design products in Europe in a few years: Safe-and-Sustainable-by Design (SSbD). You can be the first to define these KPIs!
- A European funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie project, with 16 industrial partners cross the complete value chain – first time in the field of ElectroMagnetic Shielding solutions
- 7 universities – leaders in the field of ElectroMagnetic Compatibility and Material Engineering for EM
- New green materials, new challenges for ElectroMagnetic risks on board of vehicles
- Application to all vehicles with key partners in vehicle manufacturer – Ford, Siemens, Lotus, Jaguar-Land-Rover, Thales, Evektor and NLR)
- Personal and technical training with the top experts in Europe (both academia and industry)
- A powerful professional network that will last your career
Take your chance and apply before 30 September!
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Videos
oCPS Project - Marie Curie training network on platform-aware model-driven optimisation of cyber-physical systems
ESR 1 Sajid - Co-design of Control and Streaming Applications Considering Tradeoffs between Quality-of-Control (QoC) and Quality-of-Service (QoS)
ESR 4 Sayandip - Low power architectures using approximate computing
Research programs
Highlighted Projects
RELATED RESEARCH GROUPS
The CPSe is a collaboration of four research groups within the Electrical Engineering department of TU/e.
Student Opportunities
From September 2021
Master Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
From September 2022
Master Artificial Intelligence and Engineering Systems
Meet some of our Researchers
Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Nikolaos G. Paterakis
Hybrid quantum-classical multi-cut Benders approach with a power system application
Computers and Chemical Engineering (2023) -
Roozbeh Torkzadeh,Jeroen B.M. van Waes,Vladimir Cuk,J.F.G. Cobben
Model validation for voltage dip assessment in future networks
Electric Power Systems Research (2023) -
C. Verhoek,Patrick J.W. Koelewijn,Sofie Haesaert,Roland Tóth
Convex incremental dissipativity analysis of nonlinear systems
Automatica (2023) -
Senan F. Amireh,Paul Vermeulen,Rodrigo Lira Garcia Barros,Dongsheng Yang,John van der Schaaf,Matheus T. de Groot
Impact of power supply fluctuation and part load operation on the efficiency of alkaline water electrolysis
Journal of Power Sources (2023) -
R.J.R. van Kampen,Siep Weiland,Marco R. de Baar,Matthijs van Berkel
Fast simultaneous estimation of nD transport coefficients and source function in perturbation experiments
Scientific Reports (2023)
Contact
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Visiting address
FluxGroene Loper 195612 AP EindhovenNetherlands -
Postal address
FluxP.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
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