STANFORD SMARTGRID SEMINAR

Lecture Series - winter quarter of 2014
Stanford University

Our speakers will discuss exciting new ideas and technologies that are changing the electricity industry. The theme of the seminar is on optimizing transmission and distribution systems, including new energy resources like distributed generation, energy storage, deferrable demand and intermittent renewable power. The hour-long seminars, including ample time for discussion, are held at 1 p.m. approximately every other Thursday.

This seminar is offered as a 1 unit course CEE 272T for interested students. The course includes a bi-weekly preparatory discussion on a topic related to smart grid technology and research.

The SmartGrid Seminar organizing researchers are: Prof. Ram Rajagopal, Civil & Environmental Engineering; Professors Andrea Goldsmith and Stephen Harris, Electrical Engineering; Baosen Zhang, postdoctoral scholar, Civil & Environmental Engineering and Management Science & Engineering; and Yue Zhao, postdoctoral scholar, Electrical Engineering.

The Stanford SmartGrid Seminar is supported by Stanford University’s TomKat Center for Sustainable Energy, Precourt Institute for Energy, Energy & Environment Affiliates Program, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, and Department of Electrical Engineering.

Jan. 16 — Y2E2 101

Steven Low, Cal Tech (pdf)

Jan. 27 — Y2E2 101

Vince Poor, Princeton (pdf)

Jan. 30 — Y2E2 101

Daniel Kirschen, University of Washington (pdf)

Feb. 6 — Y2E2 101

Ross Baldick, University of Texas, Austin (pdf)

Feb. 27 — Y2E2 101

Lina Bertling Tjernberg, KTH (pdf)

Feb. 28 — Packard 101 @ 3:15pm (Note Date, Time & Location)

Long Tong, Cornell University (pdf)