
Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future
Wed 2 Dec · 17:30
Michael Sterling Building
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Michael Sterling Building in Uxbridge hosts a lecture by Mohamed Darwish on 2 December 2026 as part of the university's 60th anniversary inaugural series. The talk explores power electronics, electric vehicles and emerging sustainable energy technologies.
A lecture inaugurating Mohamed Darwish as a Professor.
As part of our 60th Anniversary celebrations, we are thrilled to welcome you to our new series of Inaugural Lectures. This lecture will feature Mohamed Darwish.
The lecture will explore the development and modern applications of power electronics, with particular emphasis on its role in electric vehicles and electric mobility.
Topics will include power technologies, power converters, electric motor drives, batteries and energy storage, EV charging and wireless charging, renewable energy integration, and the interaction between electric vehicles and future smart electricity networks.
The lecture will also look ahead to emerging technologies and the engineering challenges associated with creating a more electrified, intelligent and sustainable energy future.
What is an Inaugural Lecture?
An Inaugural Lecture marks a significant milestone in any academic career. Join us as we celebrate the extraordinary careers and research excellence of our academic colleagues, recently joined or promoted to Professor.
In these special open lectures, our professors welcome family, friends, colleagues and members of the public for a memorable evening unpacking their research expertise and offering insights from their career journey.
The Inaugural Lecture Series showcases a wide range of subjects and professorial expertise. These beacons of Brunel’s research community are leaders in their wider field, presenting their expertise, free and open to all.
All ages are welcome - we request that those under 18 are accompanied by an adult.
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Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future takes place on Wednesday, 2 December 2026 at 17:30.
Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future is held at Michael Sterling Building in Windsor (Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, UB8 3PH).
Entry to Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future is free.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Michael Sterling Building can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Michael Sterling Building in Uxbridge hosts a lecture by Mohamed Darwish on 2 December 2026 as part of the university's 60th anniversary inaugural series. The talk explores power electronics, electric vehicles and emerging sustainable energy technologies.
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A lecture inaugurating Mohamed Darwish as a Professor.
As part of our 60th Anniversary celebrations, we are thrilled to welcome you to our new series of Inaugural Lectures. This lecture will feature Mohamed Darwish.
The lecture will explore the development and modern applications of power electronics, with particular emphasis on its role in electric vehicles and electric mobility.
Topics will include power technologies, power converters, electric motor drives, batteries and energy storage, EV charging and wireless charging, renewable energy integration, and the interaction between electric vehicles and future smart electricity networks.
The lecture will also look ahead to emerging technologies and the engineering challenges associated with creating a more electrified, intelligent and sustainable energy future.
What is an Inaugural Lecture?
An Inaugural Lecture marks a significant milestone in any academic career. Join us as we celebrate the extraordinary careers and research excellence of our academic colleagues, recently joined or promoted to Professor.
In these special open lectures, our professors welcome family, friends, colleagues and members of the public for a memorable evening unpacking their research expertise and offering insights from their career journey.
The Inaugural Lecture Series showcases a wide range of subjects and professorial expertise. These beacons of Brunel’s research community are leaders in their wider field, presenting their expertise, free and open to all.
All ages are welcome - we request that those under 18 are accompanied by an adult.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future?
Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future takes place on Wednesday, 2 December 2026 at 17:30.
Where is Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future taking place?
Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future is held at Michael Sterling Building in Windsor (Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, UB8 3PH).
How much are tickets for Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future?
Entry to Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future is free.
Is there anywhere to stay near Mohamed Darwish - Powering the Electric Future?
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