Jung-Uk Lim

Jung-Uk Lim is an Associate Professor at Houston Christian University's College of Science and Engineering, specializing in Electrical Engineering and Cyber Engineering. He holds a PhD from Seoul National University and has taught courses in power systems, electronics, and engineering design at institutions like Liberty University and the University of Houston.

• PhD, MS, BS in Electrical Engineering
• Teaching Focus: Capstone Design, Power Systems, Circuit Analysis
• Research Areas: Smart Grids, Renewable Energy, FACTS

His research explores power system control, operation, and protection, with a focus on integrating renewable energy sources like solar and wind. He has published extensively on voltage stability, FACTS devices, and grid optimization.

Recent publications highlight his work on wind turbine design, probabilistic voltage stability analysis, and enhanced simulation tools. His Google Scholar citations span decades, emphasizing power system relaying and FACTS control strategies.

Scientific Awards:

• ILLUMINATE Grant for Renewable Energy Hardware Labs (2019-2020, Liberty University)
• New Online Graduate Degree Program in Industrial Power Systems (2015, University of Houston)
• New Faculty Research Award for Voltage Stability Assessment (2014, University of Houston)