About
Michael T. Martin is an Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at Webb Institute since 2020, previously serving as Assistant Professor from 2015. With 26+ years of marine electrical engineering experience, he specializes in power systems, energy efficiency, and autonomous maritime technologies.
- Bachelor of Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Manhattan College
- Master of Science, Electrical Engineering, New York Institute of Technology
His research spans electrical propulsion, zero-discharge ferry systems, and automated energy auditing. Notable projects include the All-Electric Hart Island Ferry and USMC Energy Modeling. Publications focus on maritime environmental sustainability and power systems.
Recent articles highlight maritime energy conservation, shore power integration, and sustainable design. Awards include SNAME Fellow recognition and thesis prizes. He has advised 10+ graduate theses and leads the Electrical Engineering Lab at Webb.
- Fellow, SNAME
- Certificate of Appreciation, SNAME National
- Certificates of Appreciation, NY MET Section SNAME
As IEEE and NAMEPA student chapter leader, he mentors in marine electrical systems and coordinates ABET accreditation efforts. His career bridges academia with applied projects for NOAA, Military Sealift Command, and NYC ferry systems.
