NEPIT is a European funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie project. which brings together world leading experts from Enschede, Magdeburg, Wrocław, Ancona, Dresden and Eindhoven to create a training Network of highly skilled engineers through an integrated doctoral training program based on research in Evaluation of Propagation and Interference that underpins all future technological developments. Specific innovations expected to be achieved are novel test methodologies, novel modelling strategies, suitable simulation techniques and greater accuracy in Electromagnetic prediction.

NEPIT is funded by Horizon Europe (HORIZON) through the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Training & Mobility Actions (TMA) in the form of a Doctoral Networks (DN) which will host 10 doctoral candidates across Europe and beyond. The inter/multi-disciplinary characteristics is guaranteed by the presence of five academic beneficiaries (University of Twente, Otto-von-Guericke-Universitaet Magdeburg,  Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Università Politecnica delle Marche Eindhoven University of Technology)  and one industrial beneficiary (Lumiloop, spin-off company from the Technical University of Dresden) located in four countries (the Netherlands, Germany, Poland and Italy) which are having top class expertise in electromagnetic interference, electronic control, wireless systems, antennas, and propagation. 

Furthermore, the inter-sectoral characteristic is guaranteed by the support of a series of industrial entities: ten (10) Industrial partner organisations from five (5) European countries (The Netherlands, Germany, Czechia, Italy and Poland) and even one (1) Industrial partner from Japan. Having Philips Healthcare, Rohde&Schwarz, EVEKTOR, THALES, Telecom Italia, metraTec, National Aerospace Laboratory, CANON, Poznanski Instytut Technologiczny, Fokker, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, etc., forming a fully interrelated, integrated, and international consortium.

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