Dr. Ilaria Fabbri, architect and Ph.D. at the Department of Architecture of Ferrara, wins the prestigious ABB-IEEE Award 2022 for best Master and PhD theses - Sustainability Category The award has been assigned to the thesis titled: "SMART HEALTHY CITY. Innovative urban services to improve the health in the city and its residents’ wellbeing" a research work developed within the XXXIV cycle of the International Doctorate in Architecture and Urban Planning (IDAUP) based on a Consortium Agreement with Polis University of Tirana (AL) and in association with: the Slovak University of Technology STU di Bratislava (SK), University of Minho, Guimaraes (PT) and University of Pécs - Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology - Pécs - (HU). Dr. Fabbri's thesis has been selected among 60 theses from Italian Universities, defended in 2021 or 2022. The IEEE - the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity- together with its Chapters and WIE - Women In Engineering Affinity Group, on October 4th awarded Ilaria Fabbri with the IEEE Italy Section ABB 2022 PhD Thesis Award, dedicated to Smart and Sustainable Power and Industry. Award and Jury's motivation: The prestigious award consists of a certificate and an honorarium, thanks to the financial sponsorship of Italy Section and of one of the major players of the electric power industry, ABB. A board of three experts in the field designated by the IEEE Italy Section, and one specialist appointed by ABB, evaluated and selected Ilaria Fabbri's PhD thesis according to: - the degree of innovation in the research and proposed urban element; - potential for application in real-world situations; - potential impact on a global scale.

Premio tesi di dottorato - IEEE Italy Section 2022 PHD Thesis Award on New Challenges for Energy and Industry Sustainability

Ilaria Fabbri
2022-01-01

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Dr. Ilaria Fabbri, architect and Ph.D. at the Department of Architecture of Ferrara, wins the prestigious ABB-IEEE Award 2022 for best Master and PhD theses - Sustainability Category The award has been assigned to the thesis titled: "SMART HEALTHY CITY. Innovative urban services to improve the health in the city and its residents’ wellbeing" a research work developed within the XXXIV cycle of the International Doctorate in Architecture and Urban Planning (IDAUP) based on a Consortium Agreement with Polis University of Tirana (AL) and in association with: the Slovak University of Technology STU di Bratislava (SK), University of Minho, Guimaraes (PT) and University of Pécs - Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology - Pécs - (HU). Dr. Fabbri's thesis has been selected among 60 theses from Italian Universities, defended in 2021 or 2022. The IEEE - the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity- together with its Chapters and WIE - Women In Engineering Affinity Group, on October 4th awarded Ilaria Fabbri with the IEEE Italy Section ABB 2022 PhD Thesis Award, dedicated to Smart and Sustainable Power and Industry. Award and Jury's motivation: The prestigious award consists of a certificate and an honorarium, thanks to the financial sponsorship of Italy Section and of one of the major players of the electric power industry, ABB. A board of three experts in the field designated by the IEEE Italy Section, and one specialist appointed by ABB, evaluated and selected Ilaria Fabbri's PhD thesis according to: - the degree of innovation in the research and proposed urban element; - potential for application in real-world situations; - potential impact on a global scale.
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