Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
The Electromechanical Systems Research Center (EMS) was established as an independent research center with its own resources and strategic vision focused on innovative solutions for industry, energy systems, and electric mobility.
In addition to its research mission, the center coordinates the Electromechanics specialization and the Electric Mobility Systems master's program.
Design, modelling and testing tools for electrical vehicles powertrain drives. Coordinator: Claudia Martis - European Commission, FP7 MCA IAPP. Budget: 976,587.65 Euro
Optimal low-noise energy-efficient electrical machines and drives for automotive applications. Coordinator: Claudia Martis - European Commission, FP7 IAPP. Budget: 883,338.70 Euro
Advanced reluctance motors for electric vehicle applications. UTCN responsible: Claudia Martis – European Commission, Collaborative Project. Budget: 2,200,000 Euro
Advanced electric powertrain technology. UTCN responsible: Claudia Martis – European Commission, FP7 MCA ITN. Budget: 3,579,688.20 Euro
Strengthening research potential in Electromechanical Systems and Power Electronics for Sustainable Applications. Coordinator: Claudia Martis - Horizon 2020. Budget: 1,246,860 Euro
European Industrial Doctorate on Next Generation for sustainable automotive electrical actuation. Coordinator: Claudia Martis - Horizon 2020. Budget: 1,409,046.14 Euro
Powerful Advanced N-Level Digitalization Architecture for models of electrified vehicles. UTCN responsible: Claudia Martis – Horizon 2020. Budget: 3,488,671.25 Euro
Advanced technologies for urban smart electric vehicles. Coordinator: Claudia Martis - MECS/ANCSI Operational Program. Budget: 15,682,673.75 RON
Development of a new testing system for ECU dedicated to vehicles. UTCN responsible: Claudia Martis – Innovative Technological project. Budget: 2,341,083.94 RON
Network of excellence in digital technologies and AI solutions for electromechanical systems. Coordinator: Claudia Martis - Horizon Europe. Budget: 1,462,364 Euro
Modular AXIal flux Motor for Automotive applications. UTCN responsible: Claudia Martis – Horizon Europe. Budget: 5,484,542.25 Euro