Intelligent Computing Techniques for Smart Energy Systems

Fault Analysis and Protection Scheme for DC Microgrid.- A Case Study on Electric Vehicle Conversion from an Internal Combustion Engine Vehicle.- Image Processing Using Elephant Herding Optimization: A Review.- A Review on IOT based Efficient Energy Management System for Smart homes.- Minimization of Tie-line Power Fluctuations using GCSC with Gas-Thermal -EV System for LFC Considering Time-Delay Effect.- Investigation of Timing Issues of True Single-Phase Clock Circuits for Nanodevices.- Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Techniques for Software Effort Estimation.- A Review of Factors Affecting the Sensitivity of Piezoresistive Microcantilever based MEMS Force Sensor.- Dynamics Modeling and Motion Simulation of a Segway Robotic Transportation System.- Microgrid Energy Management Strategy for Low Dynamics Load Applications using Simulink.

Dr. Anshuman joined NTU in November 2012 and leads the electromobility and grid connectivity areas of RD&D in the Energy Research Institute at NTU (ERI@N). Before joining ERI@N, he has spent close to 10 years in the industry. From July 2004 to August 2007 at GE, he formed electrical machine design competence in GE-global research delivering machine-converter solutions to GE transportation and GE healthcare systems. He also worked on wireless power transfer solutions for GE health care and GE-NBC. He then joined Vestas Wind Power Systems in September-2007 where he was instrumental in creating a 2 MW and 3 MW converter design group comprising of hardware, software and control groups. This group delivered solutions for V-90, V-112 and V-164 turbine platforms of Vestas. He has research interests in grid connection of large and remote wind and solar farms, grid codes and compliance, power hardware in the loop simulations for power network designs, electrical drive train designsand hybrid energy storage for stationary and mobile applications. He has 35 patents in the areas of power systems, control, electrical machines and 22 IEEE publications.

Prof (Dr) Amit Soni has done his graduation in Electrical (Electronics & Power) Engineering from SRTMU, Maharashtra, in the year 2001 and was awarded 'Gold Medal' for his outstanding academic performance. He has done M.Tech. (Power System) in the year 2005 and Ph.D. (Power System) in 2012 both from Malaviya National Institute of Technology (MNIT), Jaipur. He has joined Manipal University, Jaipur, on August 20, 2014, and is currently working as Director (International Collaborations) from 1st October 2021. Earlier he has served as Director (Quality & Compliance) for period of one year and has successfully contributed in University NIRF, AQAR, NBA and Media rankings. He has rich experience of 20 years while working with various institutions, which includes 3 years ofindustrial experience in RRVPNL,