Xiaoqing Song, an assistant professor, receives a $300,000 NSF grant for his project on improving electric vehicle traction inverters using gallium oxide technology. The project aims to enhance power density and temperature range, collaborating with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory: Xiaoqing Song Receives NSF Award to Research Gallium Oxide-Based Electric Vehicle Traction Inverters | University of Arkansas (uark.edu)
Engineers Can Earn CEU Credits Through New Online Courses
Professional engineers and graduate students can enroll in a new, online course that offers a foundational understanding of analyzing and designing grid-connected power electronic circuits for electric energy conversion and control. The Grid-connected Advanced Power...
