EPSRC Energy Harvesting Network

Welcome to the Energy Harvesting Network

The Energy Harvesting Network is an EPSRC funded network of UK academic and industrial researchers and end-users of energy harvesting (EH) technology. Specifically, the primary objectives of the Network are to:

  1. Define new challenges in EH research and address them through new multidisciplinary teams.

  2. Facilitate the interaction and mobility of EH researchers.

  3. Ensure wide dissemination of the advances in the science and the developments of the technology.
A total of 381 people from 311 companies and institutions are currently registered with the Energy Harvesting Network. For further information about the activities of the network, please visit the 'About the Network' section.
 

Latest News, Resources and Upcoming Events

News: CfP: Special Symposia on Photonics and the IoT at IEEE Photonics

There are predictions that there will be more 100 billion wireless devices on the planet by the year 2020. Many of these will be small sensors and act...

News: CfP: Symposium on the Role of Nonlinear Dynamics in Emerging Technologies"

You are invited to submit an extended abstract to the symposium "Role of Nonlinear Dynamics in Emerging Technologies", held at the 11th Inte...

Report: Scaling Effects for Micro and Nano Scale Energy Harvesters - A Roadmap to New Research Challenges (2012)

EH Network Workshop Report

10/Jul/2013 - 13/Jul/2013: Nanoenergy 2013

The first International Conference on Nanoenergy will be held in Perugia, Italy during July 10-13 2013.

12/Jul/2013: New Capabilities to Support Industry through Characterisation of MEMS-Scale Piezoelectric Materials

This webinar will focus on the industrial measurement requirements for emerging PiezoMEMS technologies and the barriers faced by product developers in...

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