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sensors. Accurate temperature monitoring is essential for thermal management in complex quantum systems, where temperature variations can affect performance and reliability. Existing cryogenic sensors
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industrial partners. AAU Energy offers access to modern experimental and computational facilities supporting research in sustainable energy systems. At Campus Esbjerg, these include facilities for thermal and
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to the development of clean and sustainable energy systems. Our activities cover electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments
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we are AAU Energy is a research department at Aalborg University dedicated to the development of clean and sustainable energy systems. Our activities cover electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy
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. Experimental validation will be performed to ensure model accuracy and to improve system design. The outcomes will contribute to the development of flexible, efficient, and robust thermal energy systems capable
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in the low-thermal region and extending to the upper temperature limit for life (110-120°C). 2. Dynamics and transport processes of the lithosphere This priority focuses on the fundamental processes