FKFS Academy

11 -13 June & 16 - 25 July 2024

Courses 2024

Course: VEHICLE AERODYNAMICS & AEROACOUSTICS 
Dates:

11 - 13 June 2024

Lecturer: Dr.-Ing. Daniel Stoll, IFS University of Stuttgart and other experts
 

FKFS has decades of expertise in the field of vehicle aerodynamics and aeroacoustics. In the well renowned course of the FKFS Academy “Vehicle Aerodynamics and Aeroacoustics”, participants may look forward to a diverse mix of lectures and practical exercises especially in our full-scale aeroacoustic and scale-model wind tunnel.

 


Course: DRIVING DYNAMICS 
Dates:

16 - 17 July 2024

Lecturer: Prof. Andreas Wagner, IFS University of Stuttgart and other experts of FKFS
 

FKFS also has a profound background in driving dynamics testing and simulation as well as driving simulation. In 2024 the course "Driving Dynamics" is held for the first time, offering the participants live experience and hands on work in the Stuttgart Driving Simulator, a highly dynamic 8 DOF driving simulation system, and with the Stuttgart Handling Roadway, an innovative test rig for full vehicle driving dynamics testing.

 


Course: ELECTRIFICATION OF MOBILITY I – MOTIVATION, TECHNOLOGY OUTLOOK, AND MARKETS
Date: 22 July 2024
Lecturer: Prof. Giorgio Rizzoni, The Ohio State University
 

A one-day short course designed for automotive and electric power industry executives who wish to gain a broad understanding of the technology, supply chain and market opportunities and challenges associated with electrified mobility.

 


Course: ELECTRIFICATION OF MOBILITY II – INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRIC DRIVE AND ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS
Dates: 23 - 24 July 2024
Lecturer: Prof. Giorgio Rizzoni, The Ohio State University
 

A two-day short course designed for automotive/mechanical engineers and researchers, with the aim of reviewing xEV technology, the challenges and opportunities associated with e-mobility.

 


Course: HYDROGEN FOR MOBILITY – MOTIVATION, TECHNOLOGY OUTLOOK, AND MARKETS
Dates: 25 July 2024
Lecturer: Prof. André Casal Kulzer, IFS University of Stuttgart & Hans-Jürgen Berner, FKFS Stuttgart
 

The course is designed for automotive/mechanical/electrotechnical engineers and researchers, with the aim of learning about hydrogen technology and the challenges and opportunities associated with its production, transport, storage, and application to mobility.