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Who are we?

Diagnosis and Protection of Electric Systems with Power Electronics (DIAPROLEC) is a pioneering Spanish research project led by interdisciplinary professionals specializing in electrical and electronic engineering. This initiative brings together experts from multiple R+D+i organizations, all dedicated to enhancing the safety and reliability of advanced electrical systems.

Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU)

UPV / EHU

The University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) is a public university with three campuses across the Basque region. On its Bizkaia campus, within the Bilbao School of Engineering, the Electrical Systems Research Group (GISEL) serves as the coordinating body for the DIAPROLEC project.
GISEL is a consolidated research group specializing in the design and setup of tripping mechanisms and innovative protection systems for high-voltage direct current (HVDC) networks, as well as relay coordination for distribution systems and smart grids. Currently, their focus lies on diagnostic methods for advanced electric systems controlled by power converters.

The Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM) is a leading institution in engineering and technology education, recognized for its strong track record in technological transfer.
From the School of Industrial Engineers, the Renewable Energy Research Group (GELEO) contributes its expertise to DIAPROLEC. GELEO specializes in the diagnosis and control of rotary and linear electrical machines and their respective drives, adding valuable knowledge to the project's objectives.

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
(UPM)

UPM

Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas
(CIEMAT)

CIEMAT

The Energetic, Environmental, and Technological Research Centre (CIEMAT) is a public organization dedicated to sustainable development in Spain. Within DIAPROLEC, CIEMAT’s Electric Drives Research Group brings expertise in energy storage systems, advanced power converters, wave energy conversion, and the control of rotary and linear electrical machines.

Member of the research team 

Member of the research team

Meet our team

Innovation. Expertise. Interdisciplinarity.

DIAPROLEC’s interdisciplinary team includes over 10 experts in the diagnosis, protection, control, and design of electric systems powered by converters. Below, you can find more information about our management team, composed of five leading professionals in electrical and electronic engineering.

Araitz Iturregi

DIAPROLEC's Main Researcher

Araitz Iturregi Aio

Associate Professor

UPV / EHU

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Inmaculada Zamora

Main Researcher (UPV/EHU)

Inmaculada Zamora

Full Professor

UPV / EHU

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Main Researcher (UPM)

Vanesa Valiño López

Associate Professor

UPM

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Main Researcher (CIEMAT)

Gustavo Navarro Soriano

Stablished Researcher

CIEMAT

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Member of the research team

Daniel Serrano Jiménez

Assistant Professor

UPM

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José M. Guerrero

Member of the research team

José Manuel Guerrero Granados

Research Associate Professor

UPV/EHU

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Member of the research team

Pablo Eguía López

Associate Professor

UPV/EHU

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Member of the research team

Marene Larruskain Escobal

Associate Professor

UPV/EHU

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Member of the research team

Jesús Mauricio Pérez García

Predoctoral Researcher

UPV/EHU

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Member of the research team

Aitor Blazquez Campanon

Predoctoral Researcher

UPV/EHU

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Member of the research team

Unai Villena Camarero

Assisstant Professor 

UPV/EHU

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