The 8th edition of ATEE (2013) is an IEEE listed conference.
ATEE is the forum that stimulates active and effective exchange of information between researchers in various areas of theoretical and applied electrical engineering.
Key leaders from private and state owned companies involved in will also be in attendance.
Symposium topics include but are not limited to:
Electromagnetic Fields, Electrical Circuits and Systems
Electrical Machines and Drives
Materials for Electrical Engineering and Technologies
Power Electronics and Converters
Field – Substance Interactions
Biomedical Engineering, Electromagnetic Compatibility
Renewable Power Sources, Power Systems and Energy Conversion
Industry Applications, Design and Informatics
Apparatus, Measurements and Data Acquisition, Metrology, Safety and Reliability
Multiphysics Systems and Applications
Education in Electrical Engineering Emerging Technologies
ATEE is hosted The Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Romania, has a ninety two years long history. Several major departments, including Electromechanics, came into existence in 1921, when the former National School of Civil Engineering (established in 1864) grown into the Polytechnic School of Bucharest, endorsed by the royal edict signed by Ferdinand, King of Romania (June 10, 1921).
Today, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering provides higher education curricula (undergraduate and graduate levels), and conducts research in theoretical and applied electrotromagnetism, in areas of low frequency, low and medium voltage, medium and high currents, including: electromagnetic fields and electrical circuits, energy conversion and sources, metrology, measurement systems, electrical machines and apparatus, power electronics, electrical drives and motion control, bioengineering, electro-technology, CAD in electrical engineering, management, electromagnetic compatibility, etc.
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering is founder of the National Consortium of Electrical Engineering Faculties, a nation wide academic network of the seventeen faculties of electric engineering.