SolNet: PhD-scholarships and courses on solar heating

Ulrike Jordan, Klaus Vajen, Chris Bales, Pau Joan Cortés Forteza, Elimar Frank, Simon Furbo, Henner Kerskes, Roland Heinzen, Victor Martinez-Moll, Rudolph Pietschnig, Wolfgang Streicher, Waldemar Wagner, Andreas Witzig

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    Abstract

    SolNet, founded in 2006, is the first coordinated International PhD education program on Solar Thermal Engineering. The SolNet network is coordinated by the Institute of Thermal Engineering at Kassel University, Germany. The network offers PhD courses on solar heating and cooling, conference-accompanying Master courses, placements of internships, and PhD scholarship projects. A new scholarship project, “SHINE”, was launched in autumn 2013 in the frame work of the Marie Curie program of the European Union (Initial Training Network, ITN). 13 PhD-scholarships on solar district heating, solar heat for industrial processes, as well as sorption stores and materials started in December 2013. Additionally, the project comprises a training program with five PhD courses and several workshops on solar thermal engineering that will be open also for other PhD students working in the field. The research projects will be hosted by six different universities and five companies from all over Europe.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of Eurosun 2014
    Number of pages9
    Publication date2014
    Publication statusPublished - 2014
    EventEuroSun 2014: International Conference on Solar Energy and Buildings - Aix-les-Bains Congress Center, Aix-les-Bains, France
    Duration: 16 Sept 201419 Sept 2014

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    ConferenceEuroSun 2014
    LocationAix-les-Bains Congress Center
    Country/TerritoryFrance
    CityAix-les-Bains
    Period16/09/201419/09/2014

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