R-PODID PROJECT NEWS

On 13 January 2026, the R-PODID project organised a specialised workshop on AI-based modelling in power electronics at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), bringing together leading researchers and industry experts from across Europe.

R-PODID was prominently featured at EFECS 2025, the flagship European Forum for Electronic Components and Systems, held on 3–4 December in St. Julian’s, Malta.

R-PODID received prominent attention at the 26th International Conference on Thermal, Mechanical and Multi-Physics Simulation and Experiments in Microelectronics and Microsystems (#EuroSimE), where Piet Watté of Signify presented the technology during a keynote address.

On 18 and 19 November 2025, Neways marked a significant milestone in the R-PODID project during a key review session in Brussels, presenting the latest advancements in high-performance power electronics.

The R-PODID consortium gathered in Brussels for its second project review meeting, held on 18-19 of November 2025.

The R-PODID project is proud to announce the release of its latest newsletter, marking two years of intensive research and development activities.

Scientific research took centre stage during the much-anticipated European Researchers’ Night, held on Friday evening at the historic Malatestiana Library.

Moreno d’Ambrosio from the University of Messina recently presented results from the R-PODID project at the Italian Physical Society (SIF) Conference through an oral presentation.

The R-PODID project took part in MedNight 2025, Italy’s Researchers’ Night event, engaging the public through a dedicated booth, videos, and interactive discussions.

From September 16–18, the R-PODID consortium convened in Istanbul for its Consortium Meeting and General Assembly.

The R-PODID Consortium Meeting officially began today in Istanbul, bringing together partners to discuss ongoing developments and collaboration opportunities.

The R-PODID project has been featured at the prestigious IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI (ISVLSI 2025), with a publication titled “A Parameterizable Convolution Accelerator for Embedded Deep Learning Applications” by Georgios Keramidas of Aristotle University Thessaloniki.