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• Power Electronics
• DC-DC Converters
• Inverters
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Andrzej Mondzik serves as a Professor in the Department of Power Electronics and Automation of Energy Conversion Systems at AGH University of Science and Technology's Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatics, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering in Kraków, Poland. His academic role encompasses both research and teaching responsibilities within power electronics, with particular emphasis on converter topologies for energy systems. His research spans power converter design including DC-DC converters, inverters, and renewable energy integration systems. Key specialties involve switched-capacitor and switched-inductor topologies, resonant converters, and applications of wide-bandgap semiconductors (GaN/SiC). Current investigations focus on soft-switching techniques, voltage stress reduction, and grid-connected photovoltaic systems, addressing critical challenges in efficiency and thermal management for high-power applications. Analysis of his 2020-2024 publications reveals consistent innovation in multilevel inverter topologies (T-NPC, ANPC) and high-gain DC-DC converters, with strong emphasis on practical implementation using advanced semiconductor devices. His work demonstrates particular expertise in balancing theoretical circuit analysis with experimental validation, as evidenced by frequent references to laboratory prototypes and measured efficiency data across diverse operating conditions.

• Signal Processing
• Ionospheric Physics
• Seismology
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Seçil Karatay is an Associate Professor at Kastamonu University's Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Department of Electrical-Electronics Engineering. She holds a PhD in Physics from Fırat University (2010), an MSc in Physics (2005), and a BSc in Physics (2001). Her academic career spans roles including Department Head (2013-2017), Dean Assistant (2013-2016), and Director of Research Application Center (2016-2021). PhD: Physics, Fırat University, 2005-2010 MSc: Physics, Fırat University, 2002-2005 BSc: Physics, Fırat University, 1997-2001 Her research focuses on Signal Processing and Ionospheric Physics , particularly analyzing ionospheric disturbances related to seismic activity and space weather phenomena. She has pioneered algorithms like IONOLAB-FFT and Differential Rate of TEC (DROT) for detecting geophysical effects in ionospheric data. Her work spans machine learning applications for earthquake prediction, GPS-TEC analysis , and seasonal atmospheric variability studies. Recent publications highlight her expertise in 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes ionospheric impact analysis, LSTM algorithm for disturbance classification, and Random Forest models for seismic precursor detection. With over 60 publications and citations exceeding 230, her research has significant SCI/SSCI indexing presence. Collaborations include Feza Arıkan (29 joint works), Ali Çınar (19), and Orhan Arıkan (14).

• Electrical Machines and Energy Conversion
• Power Electronics
• Renewable Energy Systems
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Faruk ERKEN is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture , Kastamonu University , Turkey. His academic career spans institutions such as Batman University (2005-2014, 2014-2016) and Kastamonu University (2016-). He holds a Ph.D. (2009-2014) and M.Sc. (1998-2001) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Fırat University and Dicle University, respectively, and a B.Sc. (1990-1994) from Fırat University. Research Focus: Electrical Machines and Energy Conversion, with applications in Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors, Renewable Energy Systems (e.g., Off-Grid Solar Power), Signal Processing for Seismic Activity, and Advanced Control Algorithms (e.g., Genetic Algorithm Optimization, KNN Classification). Recent Publications: Work on ionospheric disturbances for earthquake prediction (2025), forest fire detection UAVs (2023), and torque ripple reduction in PMSMs (multiple years). Projects: Led BAP projects on parameter estimation in PMSMs (2019-2020) and frequency-selective radomes (2017-2018). Currently involved in TÜBİTAK research on ionospheric earthquake precursors (2024). Academic Roles: Served as Department Vice Chair (2017-), Department Chair (2014-2016), and reviewer for journals like Electrical Engineering and Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences .

Yeonho JeongView profile

Assistant Professor

• Power Electronics
• Electric Vehicles
• Renewable Energy Systems
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Yeonho Jeong is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rhode Island and leads the URI Power Electronics Lab . His research focuses on high-performance power converters for electric transports, AI-based design tools for power electronics, wireless power transfer, and battery self-heating. Education: Ph.D. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from KAIST (2018, 2014) Recent research trends involve machine learning-aided power electronics design , hybrid UAV energy systems , and high-efficiency LLC resonant converters . Notable funded projects include grants from the Office of Naval Research ($500,000) and USAID ($500,000). IEEE Senior Member (2023) DOD SMART Scholarship recipient (2025) Dean’s Fellowships (2024) His lab actively advises Ph.D. students like Xueshen Zhang and Chang-Seok Kim , with recent expansions in 2025 welcoming new Ph.D., visiting, and undergraduate researchers.

Hamza MakhamrehView profile

Lecturer

• Power Electronics
• Control Systems
• Grid-Connected Converters
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Hamza Makhamreh is a Lecturer at Özyeğin University’s Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He holds a Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Eastern Mediterranean University (2019, 2013) and a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Palestine Technical University (2009). His academic career includes prior work as an electrical engineer at Dar Al-Handasah Consultants in Saudi Arabia. Dr. Makhamreh’s research focuses on control of power electronics devices , grid-connected converters , and multilevel inverter topologies . His recent publications emphasize advanced control strategies for multilevel inverters, including sliding mode control, model predictive control, and reduced switching frequency techniques. Key trends in his work involve optimizing grid integration, improving energy efficiency, and developing fault-tolerant power conversion systems. Notable contributions include organizing a special session on Advanced Multilevel Converters at the 2025 CPE-POWERENG conference and co-authoring high-impact journal articles in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and Sustainability . Despite no explicit awards listed, his collaborative research and conference involvement highlight active engagement in power electronics innovation.

Andreas MichaelidesView profile

Associate Professor

• Reactive Power Compensation
• Capacitor Design
• Inductor Design
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Andreas Michaelides serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering at the University of Nicosia's School of Sciences and Engineering. With over three decades of academic experience since earning his doctorate in 1988, he maintains an active research profile focused on power systems innovation and component design. His work bridges theoretical electrical engineering with practical applications in energy infrastructure and industrial systems. Education: PhD in Power Engineering from Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany (1988) Master in Power Engineering from Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany (1985) Michaelides' research centers on reactive power management and electromagnetic component integration, with particular emphasis on capacitor-inductor systems for harmonic filtering and power quality enhancement. His work on the 'Sniper-System' targeting technology demonstrates applied innovation in precision engineering. Current investigations explore wireless power transfer efficiency through iron core optimization and novel VAR compensation techniques for grid stability. These efforts address critical challenges in renewable energy integration and industrial power system reliability. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals an evolving research trajectory from fundamental component design (2015-2018) toward integrated systems engineering (2020-2025). His work consistently targets power quality improvement through harmonic filtering and reactive power management, with recent publications demonstrating increased focus on high-power wireless energy transfer and iron core magnetic circuit optimization. This progression reflects industry shifts toward grid modernization and efficient power delivery solutions. Dr. Michaelides maintains an active scholarly presence with an h-index of 26, verified through Scopus and ORCID (0000-0001-9199-5426). His research output shows consistent productivity across 16 publications from 2015-2025, primarily in IEEE conferences and journals. The 'Sniper-System' project (www.sniper-system.com) represents a significant applied research initiative bridging electrical engineering with precision targeting applications.

• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
• Power Electronics
• Neural Stimulation
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Stefan M Goetz serves as an Assistant Professor in both Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences and Neurosurgery at Duke University's School of Medicine, and is a Faculty Network Member of the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences. His unique interdisciplinary career bridges engineering and neuroscience, with significant contributions in power electronics and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) technology. Dr. Goetz's research interests center on two interconnected domains: advanced power electronics systems (including battery management, power converters, and electric vehicle technology) and neural stimulation devices (particularly TMS applications). His work demonstrates how engineering innovations can directly address challenges in neuroscience and medical applications. His educational background includes a Ph.D. from Technical University of Munich, School of Medicine (Germany) completed in 2012. His extensive publication record shows remarkable productivity across both IEEE power electronics journals and neuroscience/medical journals, with numerous high-impact papers published through 2025. The research trends reveal a consistent focus on improving the efficiency, reliability, and functionality of power conversion systems while simultaneously advancing neural stimulation technology. His work on TMS devices specifically addresses challenges like acoustic noise reduction, improved targeting, and enhanced stimulation capabilities. Dr. Goetz's research program demonstrates a unique synergy between power electronics engineering and neuroscience applications, particularly in developing advanced neural stimulation devices that require sophisticated power management and conversion techniques. His dual appointment structure at Duke University reflects the institution's recognition of the value in this interdisciplinary approach to medical device innovation.

Markus GehnenView profile

Professor

• Electrical Engineering
• High-Voltage Engineering
• Transformer Monitoring
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Markus Gehnen is a Professor of Electrical Systems and High-Voltage Engineering at TH Georg Agricola , with a focus on electrical engineering, information technology, and industrial engineering. He serves as Deputy Head of the Electrical Measurement Technology and Electrical Machines Laboratories, including Power Electronics. His research spans transformer monitoring, building automation in residential construction, and lighting technology. Education: RWTH Aachen (PhD in Electrical Engineering, 1993) Professional Timeline: AEG Lichttechnik (1993-1997), TH Georg Agricola (since 1998), Vice Rector (2005/06) His teaching includes electrical systems, high-voltage technology, and building systems technology. Publications emphasize lighting control systems, energy-efficient lighting, resonance phenomena in transformers, and integrated building management. He contributes to symposia on innovative lighting and transformer diagnostics. Key collaborations include Gharepetian (resonance analysis) and Möller (remote control systems). Research keywords: electrical engineering, building automation, high-voltage engineering, lighting technology. Affiliated with laboratories in electrical measurement and power electronics.

• Antenna Design
• 5G Communications
• mmWave Technology
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Dr. Md Hasanuzzaman Sagor is a Lecturer at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science , Queen Mary University of London. His research focuses on advanced antenna systems for emerging communication technologies, including transparent/flexible 5G antennas, wearable device antennas, and metamaterial-loaded RF components. Teaching: Digital Circuit Design, Microprocessor Systems Design, Networks and Protocols (all for BUPT joint programme) Research Highlights: Pioneering work in mmWave antenna design, energy harvesting rectennas, and graphene-based THz antennas Key Project: Co-PI and Head of Ground Station Design Team for BRAC Onnesha, Bangladesh's first satellite under the BIRDS project Contact: m.h.sagor@qmul.ac.uk His recent work explores material innovations in antenna design, showing a clear trajectory from wearable communication systems to education technology applications. Notably, Sagor's research team successfully deployed space-bound technology through their satellite project collaboration. Research Trends: Analysis of publications reveals sustained focus on mmWave antenna geometries (2014-2021), with recent expansion into educational technology systems (2024-2025). Key technical contributions include novel metamaterial integration methods and wearable device optimization.

Esber AndirogluView profile

Professor

• Coastal Engineering
• Climate Resilience
• Water Reuse Systems
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Esber Andiroglu serves as a Professor of Practice in the Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering within the University of Miami's College of Engineering. His research focuses on coastal infrastructure resilience, water resource management, and building systems optimization with direct applications to South Florida's environmental challenges. His research program spans three interconnected domains: Coastal Engineering : Investigating construction-induced subsidence using InSAR technology, multifunctional seawall design integrating ecological performance, and climate adaptation metrics for coastal structures Water Systems : Advancing water reuse frameworks, on-site wastewater treatment resilience against sea-level rise, and effluent standard development for water-scarce regions Building Energy : Pioneering virtual flow metering techniques for pumps and air-handling units, demand flexibility control, and energy feedback systems for HVAC optimization His publication record demonstrates consistent interdisciplinary output with recent high-impact work including the 2024 Earth and Space Science submission on Miami's barrier island subsidence and the 2022 Ecological Engineering review of concrete seawalls that has garnered significant attention across academic and policy spheres. Professional activities reflect strong industry engagement through development of practical measurement technologies like virtual flow meters for pump systems and AHU control strategies with demonstrable energy savings. His work bridges theoretical modeling and field validation, particularly evident in the experimental energy feedback control research that achieved demand response within 3 minutes versus conventional 25-minute systems.

Nurcin CelikView profile

Professor

• Machine Learning
• Dynamic Data-Driven Applications Systems
• Smart Grids
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Nurcin Celik is a Professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of Miami's College of Engineering. Their research focuses on integrating machine learning with dynamic systems for applications in smart grids, urban air mobility, and advanced manufacturing. University of Miami, College of Engineering Industrial Engineering Department Research interests include: Dynamic Data Driven Applications Systems (DDDAS) Deep reinforcement learning for network slicing Computer vision in surgical skill assessment Resilience modeling for environmental systems Machine learning applications in energy systems Recent publications highlight: Smart grid resource allocation using deep learning Generative AI for disaster evacuation planning Microgrid optimization with particle swarm algorithms DDDAS frameworks for 5G/6G network management Contamination prediction in recycling systems No scientific awards or students information were found in the provided text.

Ali Osman ArslanView profile

Assistant Professor

• Electrical Engineering
• Power Electronics
• Electromechanical Energy Conversion
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Dr. Ali Osman Arslan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Gaziantep University's Faculty of Engineering. He holds a Doctorate (2021) and Master's degree (2012) from Gaziantep University, specializing in Electrical Machinery and Power Systems. University: Gaziantep University School: Faculty of Engineering Department: Electrical and Electronics Engineering Academic Rank: Assistant Professor His research focuses on advanced power conversion systems, including modular multilevel converters , hybrid inverter topologies , and adaptive control techniques for renewable energy integration and industrial applications. He has extensively studied phase-shifted PWM methods, arm inductance optimization , and submodule topologies in converter systems. Recent publications analyze comparative performances of FACTS devices and future prospects of modular converter technologies. He teaches graduate courses like Advanced Static Power Conversion and undergraduate courses covering Power Electronics and Electromechanical Energy Conversion . Scientific Awards: 2023 Most Original Design Award (Akıncılar Team) 2022 First Place & Performance Prize (Akıncılar Team) 2021 First Place Local Award (Hidden Danger R&D Team) 2021 Most Original Design Award (Toprak R&D Team) Projects: Led 2022-2023 Teknofest student support projects and contributed to electromagnetic high-speed train development (2009-2010).

Mahesh M SView profile

Associate Professor

• Vibroacoustics
• Aeroelasticity
• Computational Mechanics
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Mahesh M S is an Associate Professor in the Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering department at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad . He holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Education Ph.D. (2013), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign M.Tech. (2004), Indian Institute of Technology Madras B.Tech. (2004), Indian Institute of Technology Madras Research Interests include Vibroacoustics , Aeroelasticity , Computational Mechanics , Aerodynamics , Aeroacoustics , and High Performance Computing . His group explores compressible multiphase flows, radar cross-section prediction, and shock wave interactions. Current Projects include Internal Ballistics (ARMREB, 2024–2027) and Hydroacoustics (NSTL, DRDO, 2024–2025). Past projects span underwater supersonic jets (DRDO, 2019–2021), cavity aeroacoustics (ADA, 2020–2021), and terminal ballistics (ARB, 2016–2018). Scientific awards : None listed. Students : Dr. Amartya Jana (Ph.D. candidate), Dubba Bhuvana Sai Charan Nath (Ph.D. scholar), Shikshit Nawani (M.Tech), Guruprasad Arya (M.Tech), Akshay Khare (M.Tech), Swapna Yalamanchili (Ph.D. scholar), Vishnu S. B. (Project Scientist), Chele Rajesh (Junior Research Fellow), Sharad Verma (M.Tech), Mangesh Dholwade (M.Tech). Contact : Room C-515, Academic Block C, IIT Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Email: mahesh@mae.iith.ac.in .

• Electrical Power Systems
• Control Systems
• Renewable Energy Integration
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Professor Ignacio Egido Cortés is affiliated with the Higher Technical School of Engineering (ICAI) at Comillas Pontifical University, where he serves as Director of the Department of Electrical Engineering since 2019. He teaches courses in Electrotechnology, Electrical Drives, Electrical Instrumentation, and Control of Electrical Power Systems, with over 20 years of academic experience. His research focuses on Modeling and control of electrical power systems Integration of renewable energy sources Frequency and voltage stability Energy storage applications Smart grid technologies Recent publications highlight his work in wind energy integration, AGC optimization using machine learning, and energy storage for grid stability. His research spans both theoretical and applied domains, with practical field tests and simulations. Scientific awards include Sexenio de Investigación (2016-2021) Sexenio de Investigación (2010-2015) Sexenio de Investigación (2004-2009) Certificación ACAP (2008) Professor Egido has supervised three doctoral theses and participated in over 100 research projects, with more than 30 journal and 25 conference publications. His work addresses critical challenges in renewable energy integration and grid stability.

• Power Electronics
• Electric Power Systems
• Control Systems
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Aurelio García Cerrada is a Professor at the Department of Electronics, Automation and Communications within the Higher Technical School of Engineering (ICAI) at Comillas Pontifical University . With over 35 years of teaching experience, he has contributed extensively to power systems, particularly in power electronics and control applications. Academic Background Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom (1991) Industrial Engineer, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain (1986) Research Focus Aurelio’s work spans power electronics applications in energy generation, transmission, and distribution, with a focus on control systems for power electronic devices in AC/DC grids. His publications highlight advancements in VSC-HVDC systems, microgrid stability, and harmonic suppression technologies. Scientific Awards and Accreditations Sexenio Campo certifications (6.2, 0, 6.2, 6.2, 6.2) for academic excellence (2015-2020, 2008-2013, 2009-2014, 1995-2000, 2001-2007) ACAP/ANECA certifications (2005, 2004) for university teaching Professional Contributions He has led 12 doctoral theses and collaborated on research projects with industry and public administrations, including Spain’s National R&D Plan. His work emphasizes practical applications of power electronics in renewable energy integration and grid resilience.