Elham Shirazi (Eli Shirazi) received her PhD in Electrical Engineering with her thesis titled: "Self-Healing of Smart Distribution Networks with PV Penetration by Distributed Control". She joined the University of Twente in 2021 after completing her postdoctoral research at the Electrical Engineering Department of Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium. She also worked at the Energy Department of IMEC, Belgium. Her research is multidisciplinary in Energy System Control with a focus on embedding trustworthiness principles into AI models that help decision-making in power systems while supporting the transition to a more resilient, flexible, autonomous, and low-carbon infrastructure.
Her research interests are:
Trustworthy and physics-informed AI for power and energy systems operation and control
Safe reinforcement learning for power and energy systems operation and control
Multi-Agent Systems for distributed coordination and control
Self-healing and self-organizing power systems
AI-based and probabilistic forecasting of demand, renewable generation, flexibility, and electricity prices
Edge-based forecasting and control
Data-driven and learning-based control of energy systems
She contributes to national and international research, education, and innovation initiatives, including activities within IEA PVPS, ETIP PV, and 4TU.Energy.
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She is open to collaborating with internal and external researchers; just drop her an email at e.shirazi@utwente.nl to discuss any collaboration opportunity!
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