Call for Papers: join 400 international experts at the 5th Conference for Wind Power Drives and take part in creating outstanding wind turbine technologies, driving the future
Many thanks for many exciting abstracts. The Call for Papers is closed, so we will shortly announce the first sessions, keynote speakers and further information about the program of CWD 2021. Further information can be found on our conference website. Don't miss the 19th Drive Train Technology Conference, which will take place parallel to CWD.
We are looking forward to your visit at CWD 2021!
News
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VDI-article on field test for predictive control systems
VDI-Journal "Technik und Wirtschaft" of September 11 2020 writes on research work by RWTH Institute of Automatic Control at Center for Wind Power Drives. For several years researchers have worked on automatization of...[more]
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Call for Papers CWD 2021 – closes today
Remember to submit your abstract for the CWD 2021 today. We are looking forward to your paper![more]
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Call for Papers CWD 2021 – 1 week to go
Final reminder: The Call for Papers for the CWD 2021 closes in one week’s time – we are looking forward to your abstracts, which you can still submit! Enjoy our throwback to past conferences and look forward with us to 2021.[more]
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PhD succesfully defended!
Congratulations to Yasir Shkara on his successful PhD defense and his thesis "Quantification of aeroelastic response of blade-tower interaction in multimegawatt wind turbines". Our warmest congratulations and all the...[more]
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Call for Papers CWD 2021 – 3 weeks to go
Thank you for the abstracts we have already received! We are looking forward to more contributions on vital topics such as Power Density, Cost Reduction or Digitalization on Turbine and Park Level. For the complete CfP and list...[more]
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Dr. Roscher’s thesis on optimal wind farms is ready for download
Curious about how wind farms can be optimized in a multi-dimensional manner during their concept phase? Our colleague Dr. Björn Roscher shares his findings in his dissertation, which can be downloaded from RWTH Publications.[more]