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Contact the AWES group at UC3M for collaboration enquiries, student opportunities, project discussions, outreach activities, and general communication.
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We welcome contact from academic collaborators, industrial and institutional partners, prospective thesis students, doctoral applicants, research interns, and organisations interested in airborne wind energy dissemination.
Contact details
Airborne Wind Energy Systems Research Group
- InstitutionUniversidad Carlos III de Madrid
- DepartmentsAerospace Engineering and Electrical Engineering
- Emaildsmartin@ing.uc3m.es or gonsanch@ing.uc3m.es
- LocationBetancourt Building, 1 · 1.0.S02
- SocialLinkedIn
Main contact paths
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The group is open to collaboration, thesis supervision, project development, visibility, and dissemination initiatives related to airborne wind energy.
Academic · Industrial · Institutional
Collaboration
We welcome collaborations with academic, industrial, and institutional partners in airborne wind energy. Contact us for joint projects, technical discussions, laboratory visits, or proposal development.
TFG · TFM · Research internships
Student opportunities
Carry out your TFG/TFM with our group and contribute to the development of airborne wind energy. You will work on real engineering problems while gaining hands-on experience in research, experimentation, and control.
Outreach · Talks · Media
Visibility
We are open to media features, invited talks, demonstrations, and outreach activities related to airborne wind energy. Get in touch for interviews, event participation, or dissemination initiatives.
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Airborne Wind Energy Systems Research Group
Advancing airborne wind energy toward lower-cost, higher-utilization renewable power.