Mohamad Aziz

Mohamad Aziz is a Research Fellow at Polytechnique Montreal within the Department of Mathematics and Industrial Engineering, currently conducting postdoctoral research under Antoine Lesage-Landry and Hanane Dagdougui since February 2025.

His academic background includes:

• Doctorate in Game Theory Applied to Energy Systems (2016-2023) at Polytechnique Montréal supervised by Issmail El Hallaoui, Georges Zaccour, and Hanane Dagdougui
• Master's in Mean Field Control of CDMA Wireless Systems (2011-2013) at McGill University supervised by Peter E. Caines
• Research Professional position at McGill University (2013-2015)

His research centers on game-theoretic modeling of energy systems, with expertise in mathematical optimization, smart grid dynamics, and mean field game theory applications for residential microgrids. Key contributions involve computational frameworks for load aggregation, virtual storage systems, and demand response mechanisms that enhance grid flexibility through strategic user interactions.

Recent publications (2022-2023) demonstrate consistent focus on mean field game theory implementations for residential energy communities, addressing power optimization challenges through decentralized control architectures. The work bridges theoretical game models with practical smart grid applications, emphasizing computational tractability for real-world deployment.

His scientific recognition includes:

• NSERC Scholarship

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