New agreement establishes research partnership
Doble Engineering Company and Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) have announced a new agreement that will establish the Doble Centre for Innovation, a research facility at the school’s campus in Glasgow, Scotland.
Doble and GCU have worked closely together since 2007, previously developing a range of innovative condition monitoring products currently in use by utilities and industrial power companies around the world.
As part of this new agreement, experts from GCU’s Diagnostic Systems and Sensors Research Group will continue to work with Doble on a variety of research and development projects: improving the measurement and condition assessment of high voltage systems, identifying new opportunities to enhance power system reliability, as well as developing new products and technologies. This will also create opportunities for internships and research fellowships.
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