Dr. Ninos Poli has been working at Scania for more than 15 years, mainly within emobility and electrification. For the moment, he has the role of technology leader for the theme of vehicle propulsion, which covers the combustion engine and the electric drivetrain. He is responsible for the research road map and ensures that there are sufficient resources and activities to fulfil the targets in that road map. Dr. Ninos Poli received his PhD from the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden in 2007. The major was in applied experimental physics, with focus on nanostructure physics. In addition to that, he also hold two degrees of master of science, i.e. one in mathematics and the other one in physics

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