Join us for the upcoming lunch seminar, where Professor Martin Andersson will present the comptence center “Advanced Computing for Sustainable Thermal Management in Industry (AdTherM)”.

 AdTherM is one of four Vinnova-funded competence centers from the latest call, coordinated by LTH. Other universities involved in AdTherM include Luleå University of Technology and the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH).

Martin Andersson, professor of heat transfer and member of the Energy Transition profile area, is also the deputy director of AdTherM. During the lunch seminar, he will provide a deeper introduction to the initiative, as well as explain the process behind the establishment of the center.

About AdTherM
The Competence centre AdTherM targets analyses of thermal processes in industrial applications, including thermo- and electrochemical energy conversion activities. Most challenges for the industry in this area are generic and based on the same physical mechanisms. To develop this field of research, both experiments and models need to be improved and coordinated. AdTherM is a platform centered around the models and methods used to evaluate, analyze, and develop thermal industrial systems.

Take the opportunity to join us on September 13th to learn more about the competence center, the challenges it has identified, potential solutions, and to network with other members of the profile area.

About the lunch seminar

We will offer a light lunch and coffee, available from 11:45, but don't forget to register! Please register by emailing Cecilia Schubert, the communicator for the Energy Transition profile area, at cecilia.schubert@science.lu.se by September 10th. The seminar starts at 12.15 and will be held in English. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at the above email address.

For whom: Primarily for members of the profile area but interested researchers at LTH within related topics are also welcome.