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Michiel Desmedt

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Michiel Desmedt

PhD student
Department of Electric Energy

michiel.desmedt@ntnu.no
+4748380361 Elektro E/F, E428, Gløshaugen
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  • Electrical Machines and Electromagnetics – EME

HydroCen FME

The main objective of HydroCen is to enable the Norwegian hydropower sector to meet complex challenges and exploit new opportunities through innovative technological solutions.

Teaching

From 2021 to 2023, I was a lecturer and course developer in the course TEP4175/FENT2321 Design of a wind turbine which is taught every Fall semester. In this multidisciplinary course, students learn to design, build, and test a wind turbine from the ground up.

After the first year as a lecturer, I started contributing to the course development to make the course more streamlined for the course staff, and more relevant for the students. I did this by evaluating several aspects of the course (e.g. homework assignments, lab work, lectures,...) and improving them according to the CDIO framework. With this, I managed to significantly save valuable resources in the form of time and material use, while meeting the wishes and needs of the students better.

For my contributions in this course, I received a department-wide award (IEL award) in education.

Outreach

Interview with Energiteknikk

I was asked to give an interview to Energiteknikk about my PhD topic: Utilizing magnetic field harmonics to enable counter-rotation in synchronous machines.

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