Global Distinction in a Doctoral Thesis Prepared at Aristotle University
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The thesis of Dr. Alexandros Hadjikostas won third place among 60 doctoral theses from around the world, in the IEEE global competition, on the protection of electric mobility infrastructure from lightning surges.
International distinction in the global competition “IAS Student Thesis Contest” of the IEEE Industry Applications Society was awarded to the PhD thesis prepared at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the Polytechnic School of Aristotle University.
The doctoral thesis of Dr. Alexandros Hadjikostas, entitled “Modeling and coordination of surge protection devices: Application to electric vehicle charging systems”, took third place in the global competition among 60 entries from around the world. The post Aristotle University of Thessaloniki wins international recognition: Global distinction for doctoral thesis appeared first on iPaideia.gr.
The doctoral thesis prepared at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the School of Engineering of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki won an international distinction in the global competition "IAS Student Thesis Contest" of the IEEE Industry Applications Society. Specifically, the doctoral thesis of Dr. Alexandros Hadjikostas, entitled "Modeling and coordination of surge protection devices: Application to electric vehicle c…
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