I am an Assistant Professor in Columbia University Earth and Environmental Engineering, with affiliation in Electrical Engineering. I am a core faculty at Columbia Electrochemical Energy Center and Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy. My research interests include design and optimization of sustainable energy and power systems, integration of energy storage and other emerging decarbonization technologies, and modeling the impact of climate change in energy systems.
I obtained my PhD in Electrical Engineering from University of Washington, Seattle, advised by Daniel Kirschen and Baosen Zhang. I did my Postdoc in MIT, hosted by Audun Botterud.
Updates
Congratulations to Liudong Chen and Zhiyuan Fan for successfully defending their PhD theses! Both are continuing as postdoctoral researchers at Harvard University.
The group celebrated the end of the school year, and the graduation of Liudong Chen, Zhiyuan Fan, and Ruonan (Pina) Pi.
Postdoc opening on process optimization for hydrogen and CO2 electrolyzer. Please apply here.
Congratulations to Eliza Cohn for receiving the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship!
Honored to receive the Early Career Best Paper Award from INFORMS ENRE!
My talk from RWTH Aachen provides a good overview of our work on energy storage.
New research article published in Joule about market design for energy storage.
Transferable energy storage bidder published in TPWRS.
Honored to receive the Outstanding Young Investigator Award from IISE Energy Systems Division!
Our SoC market model for energy storage published in the new TEMPR journal.
Honored to receive the NSF CAREER award to work on energy storage grid integration.