Pavol Bauer is a full Professor in the Department of Electrical Sustainable Energy at Delft University of Technology, where he leads the DC Systems, Energy Conversion and Storage group. With degrees from the Technical University of Kosice and TU Delft, Bauer has established himself as a leader in power electronics research and applications. His work spans renewable energy integration, power systems, and electric mobility, with numerous industry collaborations. A Senior Member of IEEE, Bauer has held leadership positions in several professional organizations, including chairing the Power Electronics and Motion Control council. His expertise in sustainable energy technologies and power electronics has significantly contributed to advancing the field of electrical engineering and promoting the transition to renewable energy systems.

Auke Hoekstra, Senior Advisor at TU Eindhoven, leads research on e-mobility and energy transitions, using agent-based models like SparkCity.

Gautham Ram is an Assistant Professor at TU Delft, expert in EV charging, power electronics, and solar energy, and leads MOOCs with 200K+ learners

Marnix Wagemaker is Associate Professor at TU Delft and leads battery research, focusing on next-gen Li-ion, Na-ion, and solid-state technologies.

Jianning Dong serves as an Assistant Professor in the DC Systems, Energy Conversion and Storage Group at Delft University of Technology, where he has been advancing research in electrical machines and power systems since October 2016. After earning both his BSc and PhD degrees in electrical engineering from Southeast University, Nanjing, he completed a postdoctoral fellowship at McMaster Automotive Resource Centre in Canada. His research spans multiple areas of electrical engineering, with significant contributions to high-speed permanent magnet machines, wireless power transfer systems, and electric vehicle technologies. His work has garnered substantial recognition in the field, particularly his research on core loss analysis in permanent-magnet machines and comparative studies of surface-mounted versus interior permanent-magnet motors for high-speed applications. At TU Delft, he teaches courses including Electromagnetics, AC Machines, and Control of Electrical Drives while leading research initiatives in waste heat recovery, acoustic noise analysis, and wind turbine generator development. His expertise extends to practical applications in home appliances and electric vehicles, combining theoretical understanding with industrial applications to advance sustainable energy technologies.