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Teaching
Teaching at IFP School in the programs Powertrain Engineering (PWT), Energie et Motorisations (MOT), Electrification de la Propulsion Automobile (EPA) continued. |
Classworks in PWT and EPA continued, extended to MOT. The software used for such purpose was maintained. |
Coordination of the control teaching unit for the program Powertrain Engineering continued. A new instructor was recruited for the Control Prerequisites lecture. A few lectures underwent an improvement process. |
IFP Training lectures continued. |
Research |
Visiting Prof. Chris MANZIE, Univ. of Melbourne, Australia, hosted Sep.-Dec. 2012. One presentation and two papers issued. |
Master's thesis of Matthias WÜEST, a student from ETH Zurich, launched. His work is focused on real-time capable optimal eco-driving strategies, with a focus on both conventional and hybrid vehicles. Expected completion in Dec. 2013. |
IFPEN representative to the Doctoral school Sciences et Technologies de l'Information des Télécommunications et des Systèmes (STITS). |
One book, one book chapter, one edited journal issue, one journal article, and four conference papers published: |
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Outreach Activities |
Lecturing at ETH during fall semester Nov.-Dec. continued. |
Control Engineering Practice journal editing, journal and conference reviewing activities continued. |
Organisation of a plug-in hybrid vehicle control benchmark and an associated competition held during the IFAC Workshop ECOSM'12. The benchmark files are available on the linked web page. An article on the benchmark organisation and results is to be published. |
Participation to the organization of the 2014 IFAC World Congress (invited session organizer) and the 2013 SAE Int. Conf. on Engines and Vehicles (session organizer). |
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