Qifeng Li

Qifeng Li is an Associate Professor at the University of Central Florida specializing in Electrical Engineering with a focus on power and energy systems. His research integrates convex optimization and nonlinear dynamics to address challenges in renewable energy integration, microgrid stability, and energy-water-hydrogen nexus systems.

• Research Interests: Convex optimization, nonlinear systems, grid resilience, energy-water-food nexus
• Grants: NSF and DOE projects on microgrid stability and cross-system coordination
• Professional Roles: Editor for CSEE Journal, IEEE Battery Energy Storage Work Group member
• Honors: China National Scholarship 2012

His recent publications emphasize data-driven optimization methods, voltage stability analysis, and machine learning applications in power systems. Key trends include hybrid physics-data-driven models, stochastic disturbance analysis, and real-time grid control solutions.

Scientific Awards:

• China National Scholarship (2012)