Senior Research Scientist in LIDS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Former Director, Electric Energy Systems Group (EESG) at Carnegie Mellon
Dept. of Engineering & Public Policy
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15213-3890
Faculty Assistant: Jacqueline Chraska
ECE Dept., Room REH-334
Fax: 412/268-9687
FALL 2013 SCHEDULE:
Teaching:
Class TR 9:00-10:20p,
Rm - PH 125C;
Recitation - W 5:00-6:20p,
Rm - PH 125C
Office Hours:
Research Group Meetings:
LINKS:
Recent Talks
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Electric Energy Systems Group (EESG)
Carnegie Mellon
Electricity Conferences
NSF
ITR Project
NSF Education Project
Smart Grids as a means of implementing sustainable IT-enabled electricity services; Modeling and control of future electric energy systems (transforming hierarchical into open-
access systems); Modeling and control of economic, policy and technical interactions in dynamic systems under uncertainties (applied
to electricity markets); Critical infrastructures and their interdependencies (cyber-physical systems); Computer methods and algorithms
for simulating large-scale dynamic systems; Electric power systems modeling; Design of monitoring, control and pricing algorithms for electric power systems; Normal and emergency control of electric power systems.