Titolo presentazione sottotitolo EDUCATION, RESEARCH, INNOVATION. Milano, XX mese 20XX Prof. Fabio Inzoli Head of Department of Energy POLITECNICO DI MILANO 1863-2013 THE LARGEST SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN IN ITALY 2 Schools of Engineering, 1 Schools of Architecture, 1 School of Design. ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES QS World University Ranking 2015, Engineering & Technology category: 24th in the World, 7th in Europe, 1st in Italy. POLITECNICO DI MILANO: LOGO The School of Athens Raffaello’s frescoes 1509-1510 POLITECNICO DI MILANO: TECHNOLOGY, CREATIVITY, CULTURE Politecnico di Milano has kept in its logo an original and creative attitude STUDENTS PROFESSORS & RESEARCHERS (perm. staff) 6 957 297 3 542 94 27 485 925 AY 2015-2016 ARCHITECTURE 29% of graduated in Italy 3 out of 10 DESIGN 78% of graduated in Italy 8 out of 10 ENGINEERING 19% of graduated in Italy 1 out of 5 POLITECNICO DI MILANO A COSMOPOLITAN ATMOSPHERE Many programs taught entirely in English Specializing Master and Short post-graduation courses. International students coming from more than 100 different countries. • 1,483 Bachelor of Science • 2,010 Master of Science • 305 PhD 3,800 about international students 40,365 total number students enrolled year 2014-2015 POLITECNICO DI MILANO The Strategic vision To be an international university with strong Italian roots Focus education on four pillars – Technical skills, – Crosscultural skills – Crossdisciplinary innovation – Social responsibility Support the competitiveness of the Ecosystem – Produce qualified Human Capital for export oriented companies – Research and innovation dealing with societal challenges Technology, Creativity and Culture MSc International classes, focus on cross-cultural, crossdisciplinary skills BSc National classes, focus on disciplinary skills POLITECNICO DI MILANO COMPETITION & COLLABORATION: Polimi Networks in EU POLITECNICO DI MILANO “Joint Research Centers” @POLIMI Collaborative, “brainstorming” tables Experts from the Industry + Experts from selected R&D groups (multi-competence, multi-dept.) Identification of topics & priorities, selection of projects Supervised by a joint Company + University managing team POLITECNICO DI MILANO Large research infrastructures WIND TUNNEL One of the most advanced laboratories in the world for tests on aerospace system aerodynamics and wind effects structures La.S.T. L.P.M Laboratory for the Safety of Transport Experimental activities on materials and structures PoliFAB (clean room) Micro-nano fabrication facility micro- and nano technologies, Silicon photonics, Biosensors, MEMS, advanced materials Building B18: Energy Department new Labs. Chemical and Nuclear Division: Advanced integrated labs for catalyisis and catalytic processes and nuclear engineering POLITECNICO DI MILANO Large research centers MOX Mathematical modelling and scientific computing. • Application to several academics and industrial sectors IIT@POLIMI Center for Nano Science and Technology • Artificial retina/eye, • Carbon nanocomposites, • Hybrid solar cells EIT ICT Satellite Node • Smart spaces • Cloud, networking • Security, privacy • Smart energy POLITECNICO DI MILANO HIGH QUALITY RESEARCH: DEPARTMENTs Aerospace Science and Technology Architecture and Urban Studies Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering Chemistry, Materials And Chemical Engineering “Giulio Natta” Civil and Environmental Engineering Design Electronics, Information and Bioengineering Energy Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering Mathematics Mechanics Physics THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY THE VISION and THE MISSION THE VISION DoE is recognized as an national and international player in the local and global challenges of the energy sector and is focused on : – Promoting multidisciplinary projects and internal cooperation – Enforcing the partnership with stakeholders THE MISSION • • • • • To push forward Technical and Scientific knowledge and competences in the energy sector To enforce Technological cooperation with industry and public authorities To promote advocacy to get an influent and independent role as far as strategies and policies on high-tech and energy issues To foster basic and applied Research To high-quality and diversified Education THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY A COMPLETE TEAM About 330 scholars, plus several external collaborators 25 47 Full Professors Technical & Admin Staff 43 External Collaborators Researchers 43 95 Associate Professors 80 PhD Students Research Assistants Updated April 2016 THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY In a glance….. RESEARCH QUALITY • EU/IT funded projects (2013-2015) • • • H2020 project nr. 9 ERC grants nr. 3 SIR grants nr. 1 1.9 M€ 6.0 M€ 350 k€ • Competitive Funding capability (2013-2015) • • • 10.7 M€/year (2013) 12.0 M€/year (2014) 11.0 M€/year (2015) • Patents portfolio • 84 patents • Scientific Publications (2014) • • Nr. 180 International Journal Nr. 300 Int. Conference Updated April 2016 THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ALL-IN-ONE 5 SPECIALIZED DIVISIONS working together to study, analyze, develop the disciplines and technologies related to the production, conversion, transport, distribution and use of energy. ADVANCED LABORATORIES more than 10.000 m2 dedicated to research, education, services to the industry. 17 RELATED RESEARCH GROUPS to perform international and high-level research activities. THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY EDUCATION The programs managed by the Department of Energy merges with the research activities in contact with the companies: it creates a preferential channel that brings students, graduates and doctoral students to the world of work. Bachelor of Science Master of Science PhD Post-graduate education • Energy engineering • Electrical engineering • Energy engineering • Electrical engineering • Nuclear engineering • Energy and Nuclear science and technology • Electrical engineering • Ridef 2.0 about 2,000 enrolled a.y. 2014-15 about 1,090 enrolled a.y. 2014-15 about 90 enrolled a.y. 2014-15 about 30 enrolled 2014-15 edition THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Bovisa campus 10000 m2 Experimental Labs Leonardo campus 1000 m2 Experimental Labs THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY FACILITIES BL25 - Via Lambruschini, 4 – Milano Campus Bovisa B18 - Via La Masa, 34 – Milano Campus Bovisa B12 - Via La Masa, 34 – Milano Campus Bovisa 19 - CeSNEF - Via Ponzio, 34/3 – Milano Campus Leonardo THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH 5 THEMATIC AGGREGATIONS The department is focus all along the supply chain of energy Process and Systems for energy conversions Fossil, renewable and nuclear energy resources Storage, Transport and distribution of Energy Energy efficiency in end uses UNESCO CHAIR Energy for Sustainable Development Energy Strategies, Policies and Impact on Development THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH 5 SPECIALIZED DIVISIONS Joint researches to study, analyze, develop knowledge, technologies and strategies related to production, conversion, transport, distribution and final use of energy: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES and PROCESSES and NANOTECHNOLOGIES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING NUCLEAR ENGINEERING FLUID DYNAMIC MACHINES, PROPULSION and ENERGY SYSTEMS THERMAL ENGINEERING and ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES 1. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES and PROCESSES and NANOTECHNOLOGIES LABORATORY OF CATALYSIS AND CATALYTIC PROCESSES (LCCP) investigation of catalytic phenomena at the nano- micro- and macro-scale integrated approach (modelling & experiments) process development and intensification for industrial sectors To develop new fundamental understanding of key catalytic chemistry in processes for energy conversion, environmental protection, sustainable production/process intensification and electrocatalysis. To apply fundamental insight to process engineering in close connection with the industrial world. 1. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES and PROCESSES and NANOTECHNOLOGIES MICRO AND NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS LABORATORY Understanding and control of physical phenomena at the nanoscale development of new materials with a great potential impact in many fields of applications To develop new nanostructured inorganic thin films and surfaces with tailored structure and properties for energy applications (e.g. photovoltaics, photocatalysis, nuclear fission & fusion coatings/materials) To investigate relationship between atomic/nanoscale structure and functional properties 2. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING OPTIMIZATION AND SECURITY of power systems (voltage profiles, time domain simulation, artificial intelligence tools) ELECTRICITY MARKET OPERATION (market models, game theory, services market, MonteCarlo approach) MARKET & REGULATION (renewables integration, emission trading, rules and code, grid safety) SMART GRIDS (Power Quality, Distributed / Dispersed Generation, integrating ICT in electric distribution networks, domestic end users) Collaborations with generation and distribution companies, Energy National Authority, EU Interreg platform. 3. NUCLEAR ENGINEERING INNOVATIVE NUCLEAR REACTORS: Small-Modular Reactors, GenIV (lead fast reactors, molten salt reactors) MonteCarlo and Artificial Intelligence comput. methods (genetic algorithms, neural networks, fuzzy logic) for RAMS AND FAULT DETECTION/IDENTIFICATION PARTITIONING AND TRANSMUTATION methods/molecules for transuranic elements ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOPROTECTION, personal dosimetry, decommissioning process NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT, surface and deep repositories, contaminant transport Silicon MICRODOSIMETRY, neutron spectrometry, gamma and Xray detectors 4. FLUID DYNAMIC MACHINES, PROPULSION and ENERGY SYSTEMS FLUID-DYNAMICS OF TURBOMACHINERY COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (CFD) for turbomachinery flow field investigation: 2D, 3D steady and unsteady calculations, throuflow solvers, optimization codes. MEASUREMENTS TECHNIQUES: - Directional aerodynamic probes development and calibration; steady & unsteady probes. - Turbulence measurements, hot wire. - Optical techniques like LDV, PIV. TEST AND DESIGN OF TURBINE BLADE PROFILES: profile losses and secondary field measurements in LFM transonic wind tunnels for linear cascades. 4. FLUID DYNAMIC MACHINES, PROPULSION and ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS DESIGN, MODELING, OPTIMISATION of Energy conversion systems Technologies for energy production from RENEWABLE SOURCES: solar, wind, biomass, waste Production of power, heat or fuels from fossil fuels and from UNCONVENTIONAL SOURCES BIO-FUELS and SYNTHETIC fuels COGENERATION 4. FLUID DYNAMIC MACHINES, PROPULSION and ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS FUEL CELLS (micro-combined heat&power systems): Lab for Micro Cogeneration, to test prototype FC (PEM, MCFC); to lower CO2 emissions CONCENTRATED SOLAR POWER (indirect vs direct cycles, conventional & nonconventional fluids) CHEMICAL LOOPING COMBUSTION (efficiency, cost of electricity, emissions, novel components specifications and technological advancements required) CO2 CAPTURE & STORAGE technology 4. FLUID DYNAMIC MACHINES, PROPULSION and ENERGY SYSTEMS INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES Development of CFD models for the simulation of unsteady and reacting flows: - 1D fluid dynamic in-house code (GASDYN) - CFD open source code (OpenFOAM®) 5. THERMAL ENGINEERING and ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES MULTIPHASE FLUID DYNAMICS (Power and Oil & Gas industry) - multi-component mixtures, liquid-surface interaction; reduce cost, energy consumption, environment effects HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT and thermal control of single & two phase flows (HVAC, energy conversion equip., electronic cooling) - high-efficient enhanced surfaces, microfinned tubes for evaporators & condensers 5. THERMAL ENGINEERING and ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES CLEANROOM RESEARCH FACILITY with filtered, vertical unidirectional air flow; versatile ventilation and air-conditioning equipment to test: - filters - air diffusion components - air sampling and contaminant analysis devices - materials - contaminant emission sources 5. THERMAL ENGINEERING and ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES AIR LAB (HVAC) EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES and simulation tool develop & valid for: • FROST CONTROL and to enhance DEHUMIDIFICATION capacity • Simulation and real-time TEST OF SOLAR COLLECTORS and solar assisted heat pumps • New HUMIDITY ADSORBENT MATERIAL, design and optimization of desiccant systems for SOLAR COOLING, FUEL CELL and COMBINED HEAT&POWER VENTILATION AND CONTAMINATION CONTROL: • Microbiological measurement apparatus • Contaminant source control • CFD simulation The Department of Energy is willing to cooperate and create opportunities for technological cooperation, effective innovation, mutual learning and local impact Via Lambruschini 4, 20156 Milano Tel. 02.2399.3900 - [email protected] Via Lambruschini 4, 20156 Milano Tel. 02.2399.3900 - [email protected]