Yuriy Serdyuk

Yuriy Serdyuk is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology. His academic position focuses on research in electrical insulation phenomena and teaching within the Master of Science in Electrical Power Engineering program.

Dr. Serdyuk's research primarily centers on phenomena in electrical insulating materials exposed to strong electric fields. His work investigates processes associated with charge transport in gaseous, liquid and solid insulating materials, including their compositions and interfaces. His research aims to develop modern electrical insulation for components of future sustainable high-voltage electric power systems. His expertise spans across dielectric materials, high-voltage engineering, transformer technology, and cable insulation systems.

Analysis of Dr. Serdyuk's recent publications reveals a strong focus on practical applications of electrical insulation research. His work demonstrates increasing integration of computational methods including physics-informed neural networks for studying charge dynamics. Key research trends include sustainable insulation solutions for electric vehicles, improved testing methodologies for insulation systems under power electronics-induced stresses, and investigation of material properties under various environmental conditions. His research increasingly addresses challenges in HVDC systems, subsea cable applications, and the interface between power electronics and traditional power systems.

Dr. Serdyuk is actively involved in teaching two courses in the Master of Science in Electrical Power Engineering program at Chalmers. His extensive publication record spanning from 2003 to 2025 (with 155 publications documented) indicates sustained research productivity and relevance in the field of electrical insulation and high-voltage engineering. His collaborative work involves numerous research projects addressing contemporary challenges in electrical power systems.