Events

1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Eastern Click here for: Registration The event will be held virtually, and more details will be announced closer to the workshop.  ATLANTA, GA – Save the date for the upcoming annual transmission planning and modeling seminar, which is set to take place on November 19-20, 2024. This event will be hosted […]

2025 Industry Conference – CURENT

Dr. Haiwang Zhong of Tsinghua University (China) will present our monthly seminar at 1 p.m. Eastern time in the US.  The title of his talk is "High Penetration Renewable Energy System Planning and Operations." We hope that you can all attend!

Dr. Kevin Bai of The University of Tennessee will present our monthly seminar at 1 p.m. Eastern time in the US.  The title of his talk is "Integrating on-board charger, auxiliary power supply and wireless charger into electric vehicles." We hope that you can all attend!

Dr. Qu will present a seminar titled, "Principles, Development, Applications, and Challenges of Flux Modulation Machines." Abstract: Flux modulation (FM) machines exploit multiple flux density harmonics to enhance torque density, and have thus drawn growing research interest due to their high torque capability and quality. This presentation first reviews their fundamental operating principles and typical […]

Dr. Ruirui Chen of the University of Tennessee will present a seminar on the topic, "Medium Voltage Power Converter Development for Grid Applications Using 10 kV SiC MOSFETS." Abstract:  The 10 kV SiC MOSFET is an emerging wide-bandgap power semiconductor technology that has attracted increasing attention for medium voltage (MV) applications. Compared with Si IGBT based […]

Presentation by Dr. Di Shi of New Mexico State University.  Dr. Shi will present on the topic, "Toward Foundation Simulators for Power Systems:  In-Context Learning of Dynamic Operators." Abstract: Fast and accurate dynamic simulation is essential for transient-stability assessment, online security analysis, and contingency evaluation. Conventional time-domain simulation can be computationally intensive, while many machine-learning […]

Presentation by Timothy Thacker of the University of Tennessee/CURENT titled, "Closing the PERC1 Parameterization Gap for NERC-Compliant Data Center Load Modeling."