Tîrsu Mihai

Tîrsu Mihai is a coordinating scientific researcher and director at the Institute of Energy of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova (Institutul de Energetica al AŞM) in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. He holds a doctoral degree and serves as a doctoral advisor for specialties in Energy Systems and Technologies (221.01) and Energy Conversion Technologies and Renewable Energy Resources (221.02). His work spans multiple international collaborations, particularly with Romanian institutions, and he has published extensively in energy-related fields.

Dr. Tîrsu's research interests focus on energy engineering, power systems, renewable energy integration, and energy efficiency. His work particularly emphasizes power electronics applications, transformer technologies, photovoltaic systems, and sustainable heating solutions. He has conducted significant research on phase-shifting transformers, static frequency converters, and methods to improve power quality in electrical networks. His recent work shows an increasing focus on integrating renewable energy sources into national grids and developing sustainable energy solutions for buildings.

Analysis of his publication trends reveals a consistent research trajectory in power system optimization with a growing emphasis on renewable energy integration and smart grid technologies over the past decade. His work bridges theoretical electrical engineering with practical energy applications, particularly in the Moldovan context. The research shows strong collaboration with colleagues from both Moldova and Romania, with a focus on regional energy challenges.

Dr. Tîrsu has led multiple significant research projects funded by national and international agencies, including the National Center for Research and Development (ANCD) and cross-border initiatives with Romania. His work addresses critical energy challenges facing Moldova, particularly in grid stability, renewable energy integration, and energy efficiency in buildings.

As a doctoral advisor, Dr. Tîrsu has supervised research in energy systems and renewable technologies. His leadership extends to directing the Institute of Energy's research efforts, particularly in developing technical solutions for improving energy consumption efficiency and grid reliability. His work contributes significantly to Moldova's energy policy development and implementation of international climate agreements.