Power System Inertia, Strength, and RoCoF, is now published on Spring Nature Link in eBook format. Dr. Liu co-authored the book with Farhad Shahnia and Paolo Attilio Pegoraro. This publication is part of the Power Systems book series. Springer Nature…
Dr. Yilu Liu attended the 2026 IEEE Power & Energy Society International Meeting (PESIM 2026) held in Hong Kong on January 18-21, 2026. The PESIM 2026 topic was Global Power and Energy Systems Resilience: Leveraging Collaborative Expertise. Dr. Liu, along…
CURENT’s own Dr. Kevin Bai has been elected as a National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Fellow. This award is one of the most prestigious in the field. Please see the link to the article below.
Dr. Kristen Booth, Assistant Professor at the University of South Carolina, visited CURENT on Nov. 21 and presented a seminar titled, “Development of Digital Twins for Microgrid Applications.” The seminar covered the fundamentals of digital twins, how to develop and…
Associate Professor, JiangBiao He, was one of only 30 American engineers invited and sponsored by the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE) to attend and present at the 2025 European Union-United States Frontiers of Engineering Symposium held in Bordeaux, France…
CURENT Professor, Yilu Liu, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s, Yuru Wu, along with the entire product development team were recognized at the R&D 100 awards ceremony in Scottsdale, Arizona on November 20. Wu accepted the 2025 R&D 100 award at…
CURENT hosted three visitors from NTT DATA North America on October 10: Beth Howen – President of US Public Sector, NTT DATA, NA; Billy Johnson – Regional VP, NTT DATA NA; Jude Olesh – Account Representative, State of Tennessee, NTT DATA. NTT staff viewed the capabilities…
Dr. Fran Li, the Director of CURENT and a Professor in EECS, has organized a field trip to Norris Dam hydro power plant for the ECE 325 students on October 30th, 2025. A UT alumnus, Mr. Michael McAmis from TVA,…
CURENT professor, Yilu Liu, attended the 2025 IEEE PES/IAS PowerAfrica Conference in Cairo, Egypt from September 28-October 3. Professor Liu presented papers titled “Coordination of Energy Storage and Distributed Generation for Voltage Control and Peak-valley Filling” and “An Open-Source Tool…
On Wednesday, October 1, more than 40 UT undergraduate Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) majors attended an open house hosted by CURENT faculty. Professor Fran Li provided an overview of the program, including research and funding opportunities. Faculty shared…