Speakers

In 2021, Christoph received his master’s degree in electrical engineering at Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH). Following his studies, he started working at the Institute of Electrical power and Energy Technology (ieet) at TUHH as a research associate in order to obtain his doctorate degree in the field of DC-ship-systems in the Sustainable-DC-Systems Project (SuSy) in the context of electrical impedance simulation with strong focus on Power Hardware-in-the-Loop application. He connected with the SuSy project partner morEnergy because of a strong overlap in interests. With new inputs and resources from morEnergy, his PhD degree is expected to be finalized this year.