Consortium ETUT

Universities

	Dnipro national university of railway transport named after academician V.Lazaryan (UD) in Ukraine.	Ukrainian university for rail transport. State of the art software tools and test equipment to perform experiments for electrical transport. The recruited fellows will be able to use all facilities of the faculty available to other employees
	University of Nottingham (UN) in United Kingdom	The power electronic lab is the largest in the UK and a key laboratory in Europe, and will be used for experiments for validation of. Fully instrumented and equipped experimental EMC laboratory. Access to HPC facility for validation of models and simulation
	University of Twente (UT) in Netherlands	State of the art software tools and multi-channel digitisers and processing, test equipment (VNA, TDR). Power electronic laboratory for performing experiments. EMC equipment to perform experiments for validation of the models and simulation results

ETUT aims for an industrial and scientific cooperation with our partners:

Network Rail	NR has experience with EMC in the rail sector in both power delivery and signalling. Detailed data on electrical impedances of Network Rail equip-ment for EMC. In-house developed EMC analysis software. Focusing on complex railway stations.
MM Tech	MMT has a wealth of experience in the design, construction and operation of electric vehicles using the latest technology as well as design and construction techniques
Lambda Engineering	Lambda Engineering is a small engineering company performing research, training and consultancy to large companies. It has dedicated equipment for power line interference measurements and investigations.
THALES	Multinational company in safety critical complex systems. 106 engineers, 15 EMC laboratories, and 5 of them are accredited. All key EMC facilities are available for the Early Stage Researcher (ESR) to use. THALES, as complex system integrator.
Transavtomatic	Transavtomatics is a scientific and industrial company with the main objectives in designing and implementing signalling, micro-processor and relay interlocking systems, automatic crossing alarm systems.
Prydniprovska Railway	One of the largest branches of Ukrainian railway which serves for biggest industrial cities. Includes more than 244 stations. Main objective: maintaining and implementing new railway automation devices.