Prof. Dr. Peter van Duijsen [Prof. of Practice, IIT Guwahati, India] has worked with computer simulation and power electronics for nearly 35 years. After receiving his Masters in Electrical Engineering, and working at the Technical University of Delft, he founded Simulation Research and developed the simulation program CASPOC. He received a PhD degree in 2003 in the field of Modeling and Simulation of Power Electronic Systems. Currently he heads the research and development department at Simulation Research. From 2013 until 2019 he was part-time researcher at the Technical University of Delft where the focus is on electric machine control, wireless power transfer for EV charging and DC grids for Fast Charging. Since 2008 he is a lecturer at the Korean University of Technology, since 2020 Researcher at the DC-LAB at the THUAS University of Applied Sciences in Delft and appointed as Professor oP at the IIT-Guwahati-India since 2021. Dr. Van Duijsen co-authored several textbooks in the field of Power Electronics, Drives, Solar, Wind and electric Vehicles, is involved in the development of educational training hardware in the field of renewable energy and holds a Patent on wireless charging of eBikes. Research is done on all aspects of the application of power electronics in DC grids: building power converters, defining control methods and testing various applications.

Baldiri Salcedo is Associate Lector at the research group Energy in Transition. Baldiri studied Mechanical Engineering at the UPC university in Barcelona, Spain, and holds a PhD about the use of Integrated contracts in social housing energy renovations carried out at TU Delft.

Baldiri is in charge of developing new projects within the Center of Expertise Mission Zero and of carrying research with students in the Energy Transition research group. His currently involved in the: Integral Renovation of Existing Building project (IEBB), Brains for Buildings project, Energy and Comfort performance of NZEB houses project, Energy and Comfort performance of All-electric houses project, Energy and Comfort performance Ventilation Performance project and the Energy Transition Leidschendam-Voorburg project. You can read more about it in the projects section of the website.

Stephen has a Master of Applied Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Toronto, Canada. In addition, he has over 15 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, primarily as an integrated circuit design engineer. He is currently an instructor of electrical engineering at the Hague University of Applied Sciences.  Stephen has just recently joined the "Energy in Transition" lectorate, and has begun working on the Hydrogen Heating Studies project as well as the development of new hardware for electrical signal measurements.