Call for student posters
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For the first time, WindEurope, with the support of the European Academy of Wind Energy, will organise a call for student posters to give Masters and PhD students an opportunity to present their work and get a chance to meet the industry.
Up to 100 selected students will get a free access to the conference and exhibition* and an unprecedented opportunity to meet industry experts and recruiters.
* selected students will be offered a free pass for the event. Travel and accommodation are not included.
What are we covering?
If you’ve been working/researching on any aspect of onshore wind or offshore wind, from technology to economic, societal and environmental impacts, or if you research explores the combination of wind with other technologies (solar PV, storage…) and the electrification of the wider energy system with wind energy, with some innovative ideas and approaches, then we’d like to hear about it!
What kind of contributions are we looking for?
- Presentations of completed Masters theses
- Early PhD project outlines (1st year)
- Temporary research groups work overviews
Eligibility
To be eligible for consideration, authors must fall under one of the below categories:
- A master student in your last year, with a thesis that will have been defended by the time the event takes place;
- A PhD student in your first year;
- A student working in a temporary research group, which meets the following criteria:
- The research group must be financed by a public R&I funding programme (EU or national);
- The research group must be time-limited (a specific department or unit within a faculty does not count as a research group);
- The research group must still be active by the end of 2021;
- Submitter and main author must be a PhD student.
Proof of enrolment is requested and mandatory to be eligible for selection.
What is the timeline?
- Call for student posters: submit by 24 September 2021
- Review of abstracts: until mid October 2021
- Notification of selection: October 2021
Download the submission guidelines
Click on the tabs below to see the different lists of topics
Onshore wind: assessing the resource
- Modelling
- Wakes and blockage
- Measurements
- Big data
Onshore turbines: design innovations
- Towers
- Blades: making them more silent and resistant
- Electrical components
- Operation in extreme conditions (cold climate, tropics)
Onshore turbines: reducing costs
Onshore turbines: boosting performance
- Measurements and testing
- Control and monitoring
Onshore turbines: circular approaches
- Rotor blades recycling
Onshore wind farms: easing permitting
- Community engagement
- Regulatory approaches
Onshore wind farms: environmental impacts
- Biodiversity
- Noise
Onshore wind farms: siting
Onshore wind farms: optimising operations
- Installation & logistics for larger turbines
- Wind farm control & monitoring
- Big Data, artificial intelligence and machine learning
- Maintenance
Onshore wind farms: end of life
- Extending lifetime
- Decommissioning
- Repowering
Onshore wind farms: safe operations
- Skills & training
- Health and safety standards & culture
Offshore wind: assessing the resource
- Modelling
- Wakes and blockage
- Measurements
Offshore turbines: design innovations
- Turbines and components
- Fixed-bottom foundations
- Floating foundations
- Blades: improving aerodynamics and limiting erosion
- Operation in extreme conditions (cold climate, tropics)
Offshore turbines: reducing costs
Offshore turbines: boosting performance
- Measurement and testing
- Control and monitoring
Offshore turbines: circular approaches
- Components recycling
Offshore wind farms: easing permitting
- Happy coexistence with civil and military aviation and ships
- Happy coexistence with fisheries
- Preserving marine biodiversity
- Maritime spatial planning
Offshore wind farms: siting
Offshore wind farms: installation
- Port infrastructure
- Vessels
- Cables
- Floating wind turbines
Offshore wind farms: optimising operations
- Control and monitoring
- Big Data, artificial intelligence and machine learning
- Maintenance
Offshore wind farms: safe operations
- Skills & training
- Health and safety standards & culture
Offshore wind farms: dismantling and decommissioning
Floating offshore wind
- Lessons from projects
Onshore grid
- New technologies
- Financing grid optimisation and technology roll-out
- Data exchanges with TSOs/DSOs
- Cybersecurity
Offshore grid
- Cables (export cables, inter-array cables, cables for clustering, cables for floating wind)
- HVDC developments
- Hybrids and clusters
- Infrastructure for Floating offshore wind farms
- Financing the offshore grid: business models
- Cybersecurity
Market integration
- Boosting the value of wind
- Market designs for large-scale integration of renewables
- Grid codes
- System services
Flexibility solutions & technologies
- Improving wind power forecasting
- Hybrid and virtual power plants (wind + other generation such as solar PV)
- Storage solutions
- Ancillary services
Renewable hydrogen
- Electrolyser technologies
- Coupling wind and hydrogen
- Hydrogen fuels
- Infrastructure
- Regulatory issues
- Showcasing real projects
Wind to-X: renewable electrification solutions for industrial applications
- Wind + E-charging
- Heating
- Manufacturing processes
- Commercial and residential electrification