Our lab develops grid-inspired computing and learning methods for reliable, adaptive, and scalable power system operations. Grounded in grid physics, we explore how AI, quantum computing, and formal verification can harness the intrinsic characteristics of electric grids to address modern energy challenges.
Current research interests include:
- Grid-inspired quantum computing.
- Verifiable AI for power grids.
- Dynamic verification and stability analysis.
- Resilient operation of IBR-rich grids.
We are looking for self-motivated Ph.D. students with a strong background in power system dynamics and stability, and an interest in machine learning or quantum computing. Interested applicants are welcome to email me with your CV and transcripts.
Lab Members
Alumni
Our group is young and has no alumni yet.
Other Students Mentored
Undergraduate Students
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Alisha Singh, Jackey Zheng, and Ivan Chen
(undergraduate students, SBU ECE)
, Senior Design Project
, Fall 2025-Spring 2026
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Alan Mani, Tasnim Harun, Eshan Shakrani, Tylon Guan, and Saad Satter
(undergraduate students, SBU ECE)
, Senior Design Project
, Fall 2024-Spring 2025
High School Students
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Trisha Sabadra
(high school student)
, summer research through the SBU CSIRE program
, Summer 2024-Fall 2024
; currently undergraduate student in Computer Science at CMU
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Asha Boyapati
(high school student)
, summer research through the SBU CSIRE program
, Summer 2024
; currently undergraduate student in Computer Science at CMU
Short-Term Research Assistants
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Tarini Guttula
(M.S. student, SBU CS)
, Spring 2026
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