Luke Dosiek

Luke Dosiek is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Union College. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wyoming, with previous positions including Research Engineer at Assured Information Security and postdoctoral research at Wyoming. His research focuses on power system dynamics, signal processing applications in energy grids, and innovative educational methods for engineering. Key interests include synchrophasor-based detection of electromechanical modes and forced oscillations, low-cost measurement units, and auditory interfaces for grid monitoring.

His teaching encompasses alternative energy, electromagnetics, circuits, and power systems. Research methodologies include time-series analysis, algorithm development, and experimental validation across diverse grid scenarios.

Article analysis reveals consistent themes: advanced algorithms for oscillation detection, educational pedagogy in power engineering, and signal processing innovations. Temporal trends show increasing focus on real-time monitoring techniques and grid resilience.

Awards include the 2021 Curtis W. McGraw Research Award. Professional experience spans industry research and academic roles across multiple institutions.

Laboratory work includes developing synchrophasor applications and low-cost measurement tools. Future directions involve integrating machine learning for grid anomaly prediction and expanding educational outreach.