ESIC Power Seminar Series
Every Fall and Spring semester, ESIC brings in both academic and industry members to speak on recent developments within power engineering. This often involves their own research, and keeps our own students up to date on the latest research being done.
Our seminar series is welcome to anyone and can be accessed through TEAMS or in person in EME 26 at WSU Pullman. The seminar takes place every Tuesday of Fall and Spring semester from 1pm to 2pm PST. Information on upcoming seminars is posted here and on LinkedIn. Check back for updates, we hope to see you there!
Can’t make the seminar? All seminars are recorded and posted to our YouTube.
View all seminar recordings on our YouTube and previous seminar information (including a link to the video or slide deck) in our Seminar Archives.
Fall 2024 Power Seminar Series
Join all ESIC and AGI sponsored seminars on Teams the day/time of the seminar. Check back for updates on the upcoming seminar series!
Upcoming Seminar – 17/09/24
Model of Inverter-Based Resources for Short Circuit Analyses- Mohammad Zadeh
The fault response characteristics of synchronous generators are inherently governed by their physical attributes and construction. In contrast, the fault response traits of Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs) are intricately tied to their vendor-specific control schemes and settings. In this ESIC seminar, I aim to elucidate the industry’s established methodologies alongside recent advancements in modeling and analyzing IBRs for short circuit analysis.
| Date | Seminar Title | Speaker | Speaker Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 20 | Welcome | ESIC | |
| Aug 27 (Click here to watch the replay on YouTube) | Greetings from Vermont! The Frontier of Grid Transformation | Dan Kopin |  |
| Sept 3 (Click here to watch the replay on YouTube) | Overview of Brushless DC Motors and Control Methods for Torque Ripple Reduction | Milad Ebrahimi |  |
| Sept 10 | Reactive Power: The Confusion Explained | Harold Kirkham |  |