Message from the Chair - March 2021
Welcome to the IEEE Transportation Electrification Community!
Our mission is to coordinate all things transportation within IEEE. Honestly, our task gets bigger every day with applications that would have been thought of as “futuristic” if not downright crazy just a few year ago, from autonomous cars to fully electric airplanes and super high-speed trains.
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IEEE TEC Prize Ph.D. Thesis Talk - 3 Min Ph.D. Challenge Winners
The IEEE Transportation Electrification Community would like to announce the winners of the 3 Min...
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AIAA/IEEE EATS Student Design Competition Finalists
The AIAA/IEEE EATS Student Design Competition would like to announce the finalists in the 2021...
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IEEE Transportation Electrification Community June 2021 Newsletter Now Available!
In this issue, we present to you the following: Message from the Co-Editor-in-Chiefs - JinWoo Ahn...
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CFP: IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications
Special Issue on Fast, Super Fast and Ultra Super Fast Intelligent and Smart Charging Solutions...
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CFP: IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification
Special Issue on Electrified Aircraft Technologies Driven by ambitious goals for the future of...
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Congratulations to the following TEC Volunteers and Members on receiving the following IEEE Awards
Philip T. Krein received the 2021 IEEE Transportation Technologies Award for his contributions to electric...
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Congratulations to the 2021 Newly Elevated Fellows who are members of TEC
IEEE Fellow is a distinction reserved for select IEEE members whose extraordinary accomplishments...
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IEEE Design Methodologies Conference (DMC) - Save the Date
The IEEE Power Electronics Society is launching the first Design Methodologies Conference (DMC)...
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IEEE Transportation Electrification Community December 2020 Newsletter Now Available!
In this issue, we present to you the following: Message from the Publications Committee Chair -...
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Congratulations Peter Wilson!
IEEE PELS Member and TEC Representative Peter Wilson received the 2020 IEEE SA Standards Medallion for...
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2021 AIAA/IEEE EATS Student Design Challenge
Introduction: The aeronautics industry is in the midst of another revolution since the last...
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Congratulations to the following TEC Volunteers and Members on receiving the following IEEE Society Awards
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Join today! IEEE Transportation Electrification Community – Advancing the Field of Electrified Transportation
The IEEE Transportation Electrification Community (TEC) is a Technical Community within the IEEE...
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20% Discount for TEC Members for TEC eLearning Courses
As a member of the IEEE Transportation Electrification Community you are entitled to a 20%...
Feature Article
Published by EE Online
Green Ovations | Flying Cars and e-VTOL Vehicles
The Future of Transportation for Reducing Emissions
The advancement of flying cars and eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) vehicles is reshaping the future of transportation. In addition to helping us reach our destinations more quickly and cut road traffic congestion, flying cars and eVTOL vehicles could help dramatically reduce the overall greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from transportation globally.
To read the complete article, click here.
Published by IEEE Spectrum
GM Opens Up a New Front in Its Battle With Tesla: Batteries
A new $2.3 billion plant cranks out Ultium cells to power GM’s upcoming line of electric vehicles
By Lawrence Ulrich
In April of 1966, a shiny white Chevrolet Impala became the first car off the assembly line of a new General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio. It was the glorious start of what became a checkered history for the area. This blue-collar town survived an infamous labor strike in 1972, the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of GM in 2009, and a string of unmemorable small cars—including the Chevy Vega and Cavalier—before emerging as a symbol of industrial rebirth with the production of the Chevy Cruze in 2010.
To read the complete article, click here.
Technology Spotlight
New Webinar!
Modeling Power Electronics for Electric Powertrain Applications
Presenter: Sabin Carpiuc, MathWorks, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Date: Wednesday, October 27, 2021, 10:00 am New York Time
Register Now!
For complete information visit: https://tec.ieee.org/education/webinars
Podcast
Check out the latest podcast from TEC
Women in Power and Energy - The Story of the Superwoman
This podcast is all about extraordinary stories of real women pursuing an academic career or currently working in electrical engineering stream, more specifically the power and energy industry. Listen to know more about the amazing work women across the globe have been doing in the different fields of power and energy, such as renewable energy systems, electric energy storage, and transportation electrification. Through the lens of Dr. Simay Akar, our guest for this podcast, learn about what motivates these determined women, what struggles they overcame, and how the gender gap in male-dominated fields, such as electrical engineering, can be closed.
Be sure to check out the other podcasts from TEC:
It's Not Enough to be TEC Savvy
CUTRIC, The Canadian Dream
On the Fast Track - Formula Hybrid Gaining Traction
Shifting Gears from the Lab to the Market
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