Jason T. Stauth

Jason T. Stauth is an Associate Professor of Engineering and Director of the Partner School Dual Degree Program at Dartmouth College's Thayer School of Engineering. He specializes in high-frequency and chip-scale power electronics, photovoltaic systems, battery management, and integrated circuit design. His research focuses on energy-efficient power conversion systems and technology entrepreneurship.

Education:

• BA in Physics, Colby College (1999)
• BE in Engineering Sciences, Dartmouth (2000)
• MS in Electrical Engineering, UC Berkeley (2006)
• PhD in Electrical Engineering, UC Berkeley (2008)

Research Interests: Dr. Stauth's work emphasizes miniaturized power electronics, resonant switched-capacitor converters, and energy management for renewable systems. His lab develops high-efficiency circuits for applications in robotics, medical devices, and industrial automation.

Awards:

• Thayer Outstanding Service Award for Faculty (2025)

Advising & Grants: Advises PhD students Yanqiao Li and Bahlakoana Mabetha. Recent grants include NSF I-Corps funding for commercializing haptics technology through their venture 'uDrive.' Collaborates with UC San Diego on power electronics advancements.

Labs & Teams: Leads the Power and Integrated Electronics Research Lab and the Power Management Integration Center (PMIC).