Daniel Jung

Associate Professor, Docent

Publications

2022

Research

Route planning of heavy-duty electric vehicles

Electrification of heavy-duty vehicles calls for intelligent methods to optimize the planning of their use and charging. With Scania and Ragn-Sells we develop mathematical models and algorithms for the next generation of transportation systems.

Coworkers Vehicular Systems

Arvind Balachandran

PhD student

Abhijeet Behera

Karin Blomdahl

Coordinator

Nils Dressler

Lars Eriksson

Professor

Erik Frisk

Deputy Head of Department, Professor, Head of Division

Fatemeh Hashemniya

PhD student

Robin Holmbom

Postdoc

Olov Holmer

Postdoc

Erik Höckerdal

Adjunct Associate Professor

Max Johansson

PhD student

Svante Johansson

Tomas Uno Jonsson

Adjunct Assistant Lecturer

Sogol Kharrazi

Adjunct Associate Professor, Docent

Oskar Lind Jonsson

PhD student

Tobias Lindell

Research Engineer

Arman Mohammadi

PhD student

Lars Nielsen

Professor

Björn Olofsson

Arezou Safdari-Vaighani

PhD student

Christofer Sundström

Associate Professor, Docent

Theodor Westny

PhD student

Jian Zhou

PhD student

Jan Åslund

Senior Associate Professor

Organisation

Vehicular Systems (FS)

The research in Vehicular Systems has a clear focus on control, diagnosis, and supervision of functions in vehicles.

Institutionen för systemteknik, ISY, LiU

Department of Electrical Engineering (ISY)

The department is central to the engineering education at the Institute of Technology, one of four faculties at Linköping University, and this regards both basic and applied knowledge.

News

Electrification of heavy transports requires new thinking

Electrification of heavy transports places new and high demands on planning for vehicle use and charging. Researchers at LiU have launched a project with the final aim of developing calculation software for planning routes for electric trucks.

Daniel Jung

Publications

2022

Research

Route planning of heavy-duty electric vehicles

Coworkers Vehicular Systems

Organisation

Vehicular Systems (FS)

Department of Electrical Engineering (ISY)

News

Electrification of heavy transports requires new thinking

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