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Chen-Ching Liu is the American Electric Power Professor and Director of the Power and Energy Center at Virginia Tech's Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He holds a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and has held academic roles at institutions such as Washington State University (2011-2017), University of Washington (1983-2005), and University College Dublin (2008-2015). His research focuses on power systems, cybersecurity, resilience engineering, and renewable energy integration.
Education:
- Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, UC Berkeley (1983)
- M.S., National Taiwan University (1978)
- B.S., National Taiwan University (1976)
Research Interests:
- Cybersecurity of power systems
- Smart grid resilience and restoration
- Electricity market mechanisms
- Renewable energy integration
- Advanced control systems for microgrids
Key Awards:
- Member, National Academy of Engineering (2020)
- IEEE Fellow (1993)
- Outstanding Power Engineering Educator Award (2004)
- Doctor Honoris Causa, Polytechnic University of Bucharest (2013)
Grants & Projects:
- Directed the WSU Energy Systems Innovation Center (2012–2017)
- Lead researcher on cyber-physical system security and microgrid resilience
- Contributed to CIGRE defense plans against extreme contingencies
Labs & Teams:
- Director of Virginia Tech’s Power and Energy Center
- Developed cyber-distribution system testbeds for education and research
- Collaborates with industry partners on smart grid and cybersecurity initiatives
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