Teng Long

Professor Teng Long is a Professor of Power Electronics at the University of Cambridge, where he leads the Advanced Power Electronics Laboratory (The Long Group). His research focuses on power electronics for transport electrification, renewable energy, and healthcare applications.

• PhD, University of Cambridge (2013)
• MEng, University of Birmingham (2009)
• BEng, Huazhong University of Science and Technology (2009)

His work spans power semiconductor packaging, high-frequency magnetics, and multiscale energy conversion systems. He has secured over £3 million in research grants, with half from the UK government and half from industrial sponsors like STMicroelectronics and Siemens.

Recent publications highlight advancements in SiC power modules for low thermal stress, self-adaptive switching technologies, and high-efficiency converter designs for AI accelerators and renewable energy systems.

He is a Chartered Engineer with over 70 academic papers and 5 international patents. His group includes 3 postdoctoral researchers and 7 PhD students, fostering innovation in power electronics and transport electrification.