I received my B.E in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore, India in 2014 and my M.S in ECE from Georgia Tech in 2015 with a focus on Systems and Controls and Energy Systems.. My research focuses on characterizing the behavior of electrical contacts in high speed, high current switchgear with respect to contact materials, geometry and manufacturing processes. I am working towards developing a computer model that accurately simulates contact behavior and designing experiments to validate my model. In my free time, I swim, listen to audio books and watch WWE.

I received my B.E. in Electrical Engineering and Automation from Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China. Currently I’m in a 5-year Ph.D. program in Electrical Energy specification at Georgia Tech. My research interests include high-voltage equipment design and manufacture, dielectric property of electrical insulation materials, fabrication and characterization method of novel electrical materials. In my spare time, I enjoy Japanese manga and Chinese traditional music.

I received my B.S degree from Ohio State University, in 2015, an M.S degree from Georgia Institute of Technology, in 2017, both in electrical engineering. Currently, I am pursuing my Ph.D. degree at Georgia Tech with a focus on Electrical Energy. My research focuses on investigating dielectric properties of supercritical fluids, and the characteristics of supercritical fluids as an arc quenching medium. I am working towards designing and building a testbed which precisely conducts the breakdown experiment in high-pressure conditions.

I received my B.S in Electrical Engineering from Syracuse University in 2017 and my M.S in ECE from Georgia Tech in 2019, focusing on Optics and Photonics. My research focuses on characterizing prespack IGBTs, capacitors, and corless inductors at Cryogenic conditions. I am also researching supercritical fluid mixtures as new dielectrics to understand molecular clustering and its relationship to the electron mean free path. In my free time, I work on some DIY projects, take pictures, and read.

I received my BS in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech in 2016. Afterward, I worked for the United States Air Force as an Electronics Engineer on a radar command modeling and simulation team from 2016-2019. When my contract ended, I joined NI as a Technical Support Engineer, which involved troubleshooting hardware and software problems related to NI products. I am currently a first-year PhD student working on the dielectric properties of supercritical fluids. In my spare time, I enjoy dancing, listening to music, longboarding, and gardening. 

I have worked as a senior engineer at Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) in South Korea since 2006. I am currently pursuing my Ph. D. degree at Georgia Institute of Technology with core research on Electrical Energy. My research focuses on investigating high-temperature superconducting (HTS) power cable fault detection and analyzing the dielectric properties of electrical insulators in D.C. power systems. In my spare time, I enjoy playing soccer and a board game with my kids, watching movies, and travelling with my family.

I received my B.E. in Electrical Engineering and Automation from Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China. Currently, I am pursuing my Ph.D. degree at Georgia Tech with a focus on Electrical Energy. My research focuses on magnetic emanation characteristics from different equipment in substations and the surface flashover on ungrounded shipboard middle voltage power system. I enjoy Japanese cartoons, and I like playing badminton. I am planning to become a YouTuber and upload great videos someday.