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Second Annual EFRI Workshop

EFRI Office Representative Visit

Third Annual EFRI Workshop

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Dr. Steve Potter of Neuroengineering lab at Georgia Tech talks about how he is using living brain cells to implement living neural networks (LNNs). These LNNs are being used to control power systems being simulated on hardware at Missouri S&T, Rolla.

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Future Grids Will Not Be Controllable Without Thinking Machines

SmartPark as a Virtual STATCOM

Dynamic, Stochastic, Computational and Scalable Technologies for Smart Grid

Implementation of an Intelligent Reconfiguration Algorithm for an Electric Ship Power System

Hardware Implementation of an AIS-Based Optimal Excitation Controller for an Electric Ship

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Activities and News

IEEE SMARTGRID interviews Professor Venayagamoorthy

Clemson University leads the Brain2Grid project – Dr. Venayagamoorthy (lead PI) is the Duke Energy Distinguished Professor

Dr. Venayagamoorthy's research featured in German on zdent

Dr. Venayagamoorthy organizing and chairing a NSF workshop on Cognitive Optimization and Prediction: From Neural Systems to Neurotechnology (COPN)

"Silent Barrage: Interactive Neurobiological Art" won first place at the 8th ACM conference on Creativity and Cognition. The award was presented on Nov. 6, 2011. Authors on the poster: Riley Zeller-Townson, Guy Ben-Ary, Philip Gamblen, Peter Gee, Stephen Bobic, Douglas Swehla, and Steve M. Potter.

Prof. Venayagamoorthy presenting a smart grid tutorial at IEEE SMC 2011 in Anchorage, Alaska.

Computational Intelligence in Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey is in the top 25 downloaded article in IEEExplore (of over 3 million articles) for the month of August 2011.

Dr. Venayagamoorthy to deliver tutorials at the IEEE SMC 2011, Oct. 9, 2011 and 50th IEEE CDC & ECC 2011, Dec. 11, 2011.

Venayagamoorthy says “Smart grid is basically the embedding of intelligence in an electricity infrastructure to enable bidirectional power flows with traditional sources of power generation, renewable sources and energy storage”. Technologies to realize the smart grid vision are C³ – Communications, Computations and Controls.

Dr. Venayagamoorthy - Keynote Speaker at a Smart Grid Symposium

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