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Project Q2100820 in Denmark
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | IE |
Project Q2100820 in Denmark |
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24,000,000.0 Danish krone
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48,000,000.0 Danish krone
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50.0 percent
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1 October 2017
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30 September 2021
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Syddansk Universitet (University of Southern Denmark)
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54°55'16.7"N, 9°46'35.0"E
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6400
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Formålet med Industriel Elektronik (IE) projektet er at imødekomme behovet for øget elektronikviden og kompetencer hos den regionale branche/klynge af virksomheder, der beskæftiger sig med udvikling og produktion af energieffektive løsninger. Det sker gennem etablering og opbygning af et slagkraftigt internationalt uddannelses- og forskningsmiljø hos SDU i Sønderborg inden for anvendt industriel elektronik (SDU-EE). Projektet imødegår på mellemlangt og længere sigt mangel på kvalificeret arbejdskraft, der virker som en barriere for vækst og beskæftigelse i et regionalt styrkepositionsområde, og økosystemet af virksomheder får styrket deres innovationsprocesser og konkurrenceevne. For at dække virksomhedernes behov for højt kvalificeret arbejdskraft på elektronikområdet bliver der etableret og opbygget nye forskningsbaserede uddannelser på alle universitetsniveauer (B.Sc., B.Eng., M.Sc., Ph.D.). En indsats bliver gennemført for at tiltrække studerende, der har forudgående erhvervsmæssige og tekniske kompetencer, eller kort erhvervserfaring. Det medvirker til at opfylde fremtidens arbejdskraftbehov i forhold til kompetencesammensætning såvel som antal personer til rådighed i arbejdsstyrken.Som forudsætning for uddannelsesindsatsen bliver der opbygget en stærk anvendelsesorienteret forskningskapacitet, der understøtter undervisningen. I den forbindelse etableres et undervisningsteam med forskerkvalifikationer på højt internationalt niveau. På særligt udvalgte områder bliver der således gennemført undervisningsunderstøttende forskningsaktiviteter. Desuden bliver der etableret adgang til fungerende state-of-the-art laboratoriefaciliteter, som er nødvendige for undervisnings- og forskningsaktiviteterne.Ressourcer fra IE projektet er nødvendige for at udvikle et stærkt og selvbærende internationalt uddannelses- og forskningsmiljø for anvendt industriel elektronik. Dette er planlagt som tre faser med etablering, vækst og konsolidering i perioden 2017-2030, hvor også store bidrag af midler fra SDU og projektinvestorer sikrer den samlede finansiering. Resultaterne af IE projektet er således etablering af nye elektronikuddannelser samt opbygning af understøttende forskningskapacitet og laboratoriefaciliteter. Dette munder ud i, at mange fra målgruppen, der er personer med erhvervsmæssige og tekniske kompetencer, samt beskæftigede med kort erhvervserfaring, deltager i kompetencegivende videregående uddannelse. (Danish)
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The aim of the Industrial Electronics (IE) project is to meet the need for increased electronic knowledge and competencies of the regional sector/cluster of companies involved in the development and production of energy-efficient solutions. This is done through the establishment and construction of a powerful international educational and research environment at SDU in Sønderborg in the field of applied industrial electronics (SDU-EE). The project addresses, in the medium and longer term, a shortage of skilled labour that acts as a barrier to growth and employment in a region of regional strength, and the ecosystem of enterprises strengthens their innovation processes and competitiveness. To meet the needs of companies for highly skilled electronics labour, new research-based courses are being established and built at all university levels (B.Sc., B.Eng., M.Sc., Ph.D.). An effort is made to attract students with prior professional and technical competences or short work experience. It helps to meet the labour needs of the future in relation to the composition of competences as well as the number of people available in the workforce.As a prerequisite for the training effort, a strong application-oriented research capacity will be built that supports the teaching. In this context, a training team with research qualifications at a high international level will be established. In specially selected areas, training-supporting research activities are carried out. In addition, access will be established to functioning state-of-the-art laboratory facilities necessary for teaching and research activities.Resources from the IE project are necessary to develop a strong and self-sustaining international educational and research environment for applied industrial electronics. This is planned as three phases of establishment, growth and consolidation in the period 2017-2030, where large contributions from SDU and project investors also ensure overall funding. The results of the IE project are thus the establishment of new electronic training courses and the building of supporting research capacities and laboratory facilities. As a result, many from the target group, who are people with professional and technical competences, and those with short work experience, participate in higher education. (English)
12 October 2020
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