UWM joined a federally-funded group that works with government, industries and universities to make the U.S. electrical grid more reliable, greener and less expensive. UWM’s contribution to the center is its expertise in microgrids. The group is the National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center on GRid-connected Advanced Power Electronic Systems, or GRAPES.
Anna Corbitt, previously a senior research assistant, has taken on the role of test engineer at the National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission. In this position, Corbitt will oversee testing protocols for cutting-edge electrical systems, focusing...
Assistant professor of mechanical engineering and member of the University of Arkansas Power Group, Han Hu, receives Technology Ventures' Inventor Spotlight for his research on thermal fluids and student outreach efforts. Read More
The Department of Energy has awarded nearly $1 million to Xiaoqing Song, an assistant professor of electrical engineering at the University of Arkansas, member of the UA Power Group and director of the Power Switch Lab. The funding will support Song’s research aimed...