Mr. Yassine Mhandi defended his thesis
May 2017: Our MS student Mr. Yassine Mhandi defended his thesis entitled “Data Driven Approach for Increasing Power Grid Situational Awareness and Mitigating Cascaded Failures.”
Smart Grid Interdependencies Laboratory
The Mohamed Research Group
Smart Grid Interdependencies Laboratory
The Mohamed Research Group
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Mr. Yusef Esa defended his MS thesis
May 2017: Our MS student Mr. Yusef Esa defended his thesis entitled “A Hybrid State/Event Drive Communication-based Control for DC Microgrids.”
Mr. Yusef Esa has received the IEEE/IAS Best MS Thesis Award
April 2017: Our MS researcher Mr. Yusef Esa has received the IEEE Industry Applications Society Best MS Thesis Award for his technical contributions to Microgrid Design and Control.
29. April 2017: Our PhD researcher Mr. Mahmoud Saleh has received the IEEE James O. Gray Graduate Level Scholarship
April 2017: Our PhD researcher Mr. Mahmoud Saleh has received the IEEE James O. Gray Graduate Level Scholarship for his technical contributions to electrical power grid control, instrumentation & monitoring.
New conference publication: IEEE Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference, Washington D.C.
April 2017: Mr. Mahmoud Saleh and Mr. Yusef Esa presented our paper entitled “Centralized Control for DC Microgrid Using Finite State Machine” at the 2017 IEEE Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference (ISGT), Washington D.C. Metro Area.
Prof. Mohamed is at the IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation
Nov. 2016: Prof. Mohamed serves as a session chair and a member of the Best Paper Award Selection Committee at the 2017 IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation (IEEE CEFC), Miami, Florida.
New project: Con Edison
Sept. 2016: Our project entitled “Analysis of Electric Rail Power Systems Involving Wayside Energy Storage for Regenerative Braking” was funded by Con Edison (Sole PI: Prof. A. Mohamed). Read more:
New project: VentureWell
August 2016: Our project entitled “Entrepreneurship in Renewable Energy Systems Design and Control” was funded by VentureWell (PI: Prof. Punit Arora, Co-PI: Prof. A. Mohamed).
New project: CUNY/IRG
August 2016: Our project entitled “Modeling, Assessing, and Forecasting GMDs and their Impacts on the NYS Power System” was funded by the CUNY Interdisciplinary Research Grant program (PI: Prof. A. Mohamed, Co-PI: Prof. M. Chantale Damas).
New project: the National Science Foundation
June 2016: Our project entitled “Collaborative: Controlled Deliverable Power Grid” was funded by the National Science Foundation (CUNY PI: Prof. A. Mohamed, NJIT PI: Prof. Roberto Rojas-Cessa).