Linköping Univeristy. André Carvalho Bittencourt, PhD. Coordinator for Brazil

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1 Agenda 15:45 16:00, Networking Coffee 16:00 18:20 16:00-16:15, Overview of LiU, Brazil connections and program for the day, Andre Bittencourt 16:15-16:30, Overview of the ISY department, Svante Gunnarsson 16:30-17:00, Applications of Sensor Fusion in Aeronautics and multipleuse, Fredrik Gustafsson 17:00-17:20, Coffee-break 17:20-17:50, WASP contribution to Future Aviation Autonomy and Decision Support, Gunnar Holmberg 17:50-18:20, Pedagogy in Engineering, the CDIO approach, Svante Gunnarsson Closing and bus to Air Force Museum for dinner (starting at 19:00) 10/17/2016 1

2 Linköping Univeristy André Carvalho Bittencourt, PhD Coordinator for Brazil

3 Linköping University since 1975, 21 th top 50 under 50 27K students, 5 th largest 4 faculties, Arts, Education, Health, Tech close collaboration with local industry high employability of students rich student life Europe s most precise elec. trans. microscope Europe s fastest supercomputer, 303 Tflops Visualization center

4 Educational structure (3 cycles) BSc Eng MSc Eng BSc 3y MSc 5y 3+2y PhD Partner universities 4-5y

5 Collaborations with Brazil before 2013 Environmental change Carbon cycle, freshwater emissions, Amazon, policy making, energy forecasting UFRJ, UFF, USP, UERJ Björn-Ola Linner, David Bastviken Physics New materials, quantum structures, semiconductors UFBA, UNB, UERJ, UFMG Gueorgui Gueorguiev, Igor Abrikosov, Sven Stafström Based on interests of individual researchers Quite successful but small and stable in overall numbers

6 Collaborations with Brazil after 2013 Innovation management Open innovation, internationalization, defence USP, IME (DCT) Nicolette Lakemond, Henry Lopez Vegaz Aeronautics Design optimization, digital hidraulics, reliability, subscale flight testing UFSC, USP, ITA, UFABC Petter Krus, Johan Ölvander, Kerstin Johansen, Simin, Martin Enqvist Education and Training CDIO, Executive Innovation Management IME, DCT Internship, summer jobs and exjobb Science without borders Co-PhDs Svante Gunnarsson Significant increases in Research projects Visiting researchers Institutional agreements Autonomous systems SENSOR FUSION, target tracking, system identification, control ITA, UFRGS Fredrik Gustavsson, P. Doherty, L. Nielsen, Gunnar Holmberg Student exchange and MSc Official delegations visits Industry collaborations Had a positive impact in all 7 focus areas for LiU s internationalization plan

7 General observation: Collaboration and Internationalization are becoming more and more integrated Saab one of LiUs strategic collaboration partners Internationalization becomes a part of the joint collaboration agenda One key initiative: Endowed chair

8 Internationalization through collaboration Context for internationalization Organic Collaboration based Demand Internal, individual External, partnerships Institutionalization Low, decentralized High, centralized (intermediator) Approach Activity based Relationship based (long term) Financing Internal Internal and external Impact in growth Indirect Direct Triple helix context Occasional Natural, several levels (municipality to ministries) Context is relatable to society and external world Allows for effective communication and attraction Strategy is naturally aligned to society needs Increases co-financing and impact Institutional support for intermediation and coordination

9 The LiU context a unique partner Aspects that set LiU apart High level engagement Linköping aviation capital of Sweden Large research arenas connected to Aeronautics Establishment of Aeronautics HLF Endowed Professorship in Aeronautics (Petter Krus) Physics - presence at high level agencies and institutions in Brazil and Sweden A small Brazil in Linkoping

10 1 Potential areas for collaboration Sustainable business models Bio circular economy Environmental friendly product development Smart, safe, interconnected systems Internet of things Distributed systems Transport and logistics Environmental logistics Intelligent transport systems Traffic modeling Advanced materials Nanomaterials Organic & printed eletronics Composite materials Environmental change Climate change Energy forecasting Simulation & visualization Medical imaging Immersive visualization Image processing Security Advanced sensors & detectors Crisis management Communication safety Sensor informatics & autonomy Sensor fusion & automatic control Engine modeling & control Autonomous systems Design and product development Design optimization Hydraulics Model based engineering Traffic medicine Whiplash Tiredness and accidents

11 Agenda 15:45 16:00, Networking Coffee 16:00 18:20 16:00-16:15, Overview of LiU, Brazil connections and program for the day, Andre Bittencourt 16:15-16:30, Overview of the ISY department, Svante Gunnarsson 16:30-17:00, Applications of Sensor Fusion in Aeronautics and multipleuse, Fredrik Gustafsson 17:00-17:20, Coffee-break 17:20-17:50, WASP contribution to Future Aviation Autonomy and Decision Support, Gunnar Holmberg 17:50-18:20, Pedagogy in Engineering, the CDIO approach, Svante Gunnarsson Closing and bus to Air Force Museum for dinner (starting at 19:00) 10/17/

12 Thank you!