Friday, March 27
03:30 PM - 04:00 PM
Live in Berlin
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Presenting the results of our World Cafés: The moderators summarize the key takeaways of their World Café Round Tables on the main stage and share the main findings with all attendees.
Stephan Revidat is a Senior Engineer with multi-project experience in non-standard projects, research activities and advanced development projects. Herein experience from project planning and execution as well as defined specialized tasks such as simulation, design, prototyping, testing and evaluation. Also active within fields of University research activities, conference speeches and abstracts - All leading to a PhD Thesis (currently at University for examination). Besides, registered as an Inventor in over 40 patent office registrations worldwide.
He is a member of the EUCAR expert group for batteries.
Amin is innovation manager at HENN Group. He is responsible for the ideation, innovation, and creation of products, solutions, and services in the fields of thermal management and line systems. He has more than 12 years of experience in developing and implementing cutting-edge solutions that go beyond fluid connections and piping. He's well known for an active contribution to the advancement of sustainable energy and mobility technologies.
Johan is the Lead Architect specializing in Thermal Management at Volvo Group. His focus is on strengthening control system development for ICE, Fuel Cell, and Battery Electric Vehicles. His expertise spans various domains, having previously served as a System Architect for Safe and Efficient Driving, concentrating on predictive energy management, and earlier as a System Architect for Fuel Cell Systems. Johan has contributed significantly to Reference Architecture for Vehicle Control Functionality, including energy management. He is actively involved in AUTOSAR Work Groups, specifically Application Interfaces (WG-AIF) and Fuel Cell Control Units (WG-AIF-FCCU). Johan also leads ISO standard development for the Interface between Autonomous Driving Systems and Vehicle Motion Control.
Dr. Jelena Andric is an Adjunct Associate Professor in Smart and Digital Transport at Urban Mobility Systems group at Chalmers University of Technology. Jelena is also an Associate Professor in Modeling and Simulation of Future Powertrains and has a Ph.D. in Thermo and Fluid Dynamics from Chalmers. Her research and innovation work addresses the need for sustainable transport of people and goods which is at the heart of the industrial society. At the vehicle level, Jelena’s interests are in the development of cutting-edge methodologies for design of thermal management systems for electric vehicles. The focus is to drive the development of the next-generation energy-efficient electric vehicles through model-based approach and virtual testing. Jelena is open-minded and always eager to learn. She enjoys overcoming challenges by pursuing her passion for innovation and strategic technological development.
Ignacio Mateo Vargas is an R&D and Thermal Test Engineer at Autoneum, specializing in vehicle and material thermal characterization. With over six years of experience, he leads testing campaigns, develops new thermal testing methods, and conducts life cycle assessments to enhance sustainability in mobility solutions. His expertise spans thermal management, emissions analysis, and benchmarking of innovative vehicle technologies. Previously, he contributed to manufacturing process optimization at Renault Group. Accountable and passionate, he brings expertise in testing, data analysis, and sustainability to several innovation projects.