Chalmers at EVS 38

Chalmers University of Technology is well represented at EVS 38 with 20 speakers in the scientific program and a large number of additional research experts in Chalmers' booth at the exhibition. At the exhibition, students from Chalmers University of Technology will also showcase the interdisciplinary student initiatives Chalmers Solar Team's solar-powered vehicle and the Chalmers Formula Student's racing car. 

Welcome to visit us at booth B3-02 to meet our experts from a broad field of research areas within electromobility! 

Speakers in the scientific program

Lectures

Building Efficient Supply Chains for Circular Electric Vehicle Batteries
Tayana Ortix Lopes, PhD student, Department of Technology Management and Economics

Where do EVs charge and how long are they parked at different locations? Logging of EV driving and charging patterns
Yuki Kobayashi, PhD student, Department of Space, Earth and Environment

Unlocking the Value of Public EV Chargers: A Data-Driven Case Study from Gothenburg, Sweden
David Steen, Researcher, Department of Electrical Engineering

Vehicle-to-Grid for parking lot operators based on real data
David Steen, Researcher, Department of Electrical Engineering

Deep Learning Simulation of Multi-Type EV Adoption Using Large-Scale Data
Weipeng Zhan, Department of Space, Earth and Environment and Beijing Institute of Technology

The Market for Public Fast Charging of Heavy Trucks and How it Influences Prices, Capacity, and Queues
Anders Grauers, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering

Critical electromobility milestones: learnings from a triple helix workshop in Sweden
Linda Olofsson, Director of Swedish Electromobility Centre, hosted by the Department of Electrical Engineering.

Allocating the environmental burdens in co-production of rare earth elements for EV magnets
Anders Nordelöf, Visiting researcher, Department of Technology Management and Economics, VTI

Charging Infrastructure Requirements for 100% Battery Electric Vehicle Adoption in Sweden
Kaniska Ghosh, Post doc, Department of Space, Earth and Environment

Comparing Battery Costs Between Charging Infrastructure Alternatives
Lars Lindgren, PhD student, Department of Electrical Engineering

Electromobility in Sweden: Navigating the Phases of Change and Global Influence
Frances Sprei, Professor, Department of Space, Earth and Environment

What Are the Characteristics and Trends in Electric Vehicle Crashes in Sweden?
Jordanka Kovaceva, Researcher, Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences

Climate and economic impacts from reinforcement of the distribution grid due to different EV charging strategies
Pedro Anchustegui, Doctoral Student, Department of Technology Management and Economics 

Electric company cars: the impact of policy support and policy options in times of limited budgets
Patrick Plötz, Adjunct Professor, Department of Space, Earth and Environment, Fraunhofer ISI, Coordinator of Business Unit Energy Economics

Future Demand and Costs of Megawatt Charging for Battery Electric Trucks
Patrick Plötz, Adjunct Professor, Department of Space, Earth and Environment, Fraunhofer ISI, Coordinator of Business Unit Energy Economics

Dialogue sessions

Assessment of the European Long-Haul Truck Transport System Incorporating Data Interoperability
Xiaohan Liu, Postdoc, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering

Development of a Control-Oriented Thermal Management Model for BEVs with Heat Pump-Based HVAC Systems
Prashant Lokur, PhD student, Department of Electrical Engineering 

Loss verification of Li-ion battery cell from thermal flow measurements
Daniel Poposki, PhD student, Department of Electrical Engineering

Real-life demonstration of Vehicle-to-Grid in Sweden
Jonathan Sjölander, Project Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering 

V2G Service Blueprint co-design: Case study from Sweden
Elena Malakhatka, Post doc, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering

For the full details, please see the EVS 38 scientific program.  

About EVS 38

The 38th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exhibition (EVS 38) will be held at The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre in Gothenburg from June 15-18. 

The International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exhibition has been taking place since 1969 and brings together politicians, industry, policymakers and researchers involved in electric drive technologies from all over the world. Now for the first time in Sweden, EVS38 is expected to attract 10,000 visitors and experts from 70 countries.