Daniel Fernandez

Daniel Fernandez is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Genoa's Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Telecommunications Engineering and Naval Architecture (DITEN). He holds a PhD in Computer Science and System Engineering from the University of Genoa, with collaborative research at the University of Sevilla. His work focuses on energy systems optimization, smart grids, and electric vehicle integration.

• Education: Bachelor's in Industrial Electronic Engineering (Spain), Master's in Automatics and Robotics
• Research Themes: Stochastic optimization methods, renewable energy integration, IoT applications in energy systems

His recent publications explore ant colony-based optimization for power systems, fog computing architectures for microgrids, and multilevel models for electric vehicle participation in grids. Collaborations include industry projects in sustainable transportation and decentralized energy management.

Advising and Grants: Active in research projects with multiple companies, focusing on applied energy solutions. No formal grants listed.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with DITEN's energy systems research group and Sevilla's robotics initiatives.