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Philip Krein
(PhD 1982,
UIUC)
krein@illinois.edu
Director
of the Center and Grainger Endowed
Director’s Chair Professor. His research
interests include dynamic performance,
control, and design of high-performance
electric machines and large-signal
analysis and control of power electronic
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Alejandro Domínguez-García
(PhD 2007, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
aledan@illinois.edu
The Associate Director of
the Center and a Grainger Associate. His
research interests lie at the interface of
system reliability theory and control theory,
with special emphasis on applications to
power electronics, electric power systems,
and safety-critical/fault-tolerant aircraft,
aerospace and automotive systems. |
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Kevin Colravy
(BSEE 1995, University of Illinois)
colravy@illinois.edu
CEME’s research engineer. Kevin has worked at the University of Illinois as a research engineer in areas of electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and micro/nanofabrication. He now manages all the Grainger CEME labs and assists with student projects. |
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Paul Kenis
(PhD 1997, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands)
kenis@illinois.edu
Professor in the the Chemical Engineering Department collaborates with the CEME in the fabrication of fuel cells and microreactors for advanced energy applications. |
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Kyekyoon (Kevin) Kim
(PhD 1971,
Cornell University)
kevinkim@illinois.edu
Director of the Thin Film and Charged Particle Research Laboratory. He collaborates with the CEME in the fabrication of gallium nitride–based power devices. |
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Thomas Overbye
(PhD 1991,
University of Wisconsin–Madison)
overbye@illinois.edu
A Grainger Associate and works in the area of power system operations and simulation. He is interested in visualization tools for all aspects of electric power and is developing visualization tools that illustrate dynamic magnetic fields in motors. |
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Robert Pilawa-Podgurski
(PhD 2012, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
pilawa@illinois.edu
Robert works in the area of power electronics and integrated circuits, with an emphasis on renewable energy, energy harvesting, and CMOS power management. |
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Peter
Sauer
(PhD 1977, Purdue
University)
psauer@illinois.edu
Professor Sauer is a Grainger Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. His research interests include all aspects of electric machines and their interactions in power systems. |
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Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering | College
of Engineering | University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign