March 2022
PowerSimulator® developed by IncSys and PowerData uses the EPRI OTS developed under the supervision of Professor Anjan Bose. PowerSimulator® is used to train the System Operators for the world’s most challenging power systems.
Beth Piatote is a Nez Perce writer, scholar, and Indigenous language activist. She is the author of two books, including the mixed-genre collection, The Beadworkers: Stories (Counterpoint 2019), which was long listed for the Aspen Words Literary Prize, the PEN/Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction; and shortlisted for the California Independent Booksellers Association “Golden Poppy” Award for fiction; as well as numerous stories, essays, and poems in literary and scholarly journals.
Dr. Robin Warne, Southern Illinois University presents: “Of microbes and frogs: Determinants of developmental plasticity and disease in amphibians.”
The Spring 2022 Feminist/Queer Dialogue Series features Professor Elizabeth Soliday and Professor Cassandra Gulam co-presenting on “Cuidado pandémico: Nuestras fotos, nuestras historias” [Pandemic Care: Our Photos, Our Stories].
Energy Systems Innovation Center presents Oscillations in Power Systems by Dr. Mani V. Venkatasburamanian, ESIC/WSU
Overview There have been several recent widespread oscillation events in the eastern and western interconnections, and in Europe. For instance, large resonant 0.25 Hz MW oscillations were seen throughout the eastern interconnection on January…
Electricity is fundamental to all human needs. The electric grid that supplies electricity is at an inflection point. Critical emerging trends are decarbonization, electrification, an evolving attack-surface for cyber threats, increasing stakeholders, and deteriorating resilience.
The Civil & Environmental Engineering Department at Washington State University is hosting a structures faculty candidate seminar presented by Sarah Wichman, Predoctoral Research Assistant, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington.
The School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science presents Anomaly Management in Massively Digitized Power Systems by Dr. Tong Huang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Overview The past century has witnessed a digitization trend of electric power grid where increasing digital solutions are being integrated into electric power grids.…
Dr. Khan’s research interests cover both theoretical and applied aspects of artificial intelligence, optimization, and traffic-flow theory. His research application areas include transportation cyber-physical-social systems, connected and autonomous vehicles in an Internet of Things environment, heterogeneous wireless communication, transportation cybersecurity and privacy, quantum cloud-edge collaboration, and transportation big data analytics.
Extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, wildfires, and ice storms have been an escalating problem in many countries for decades, causing devastating damage to property and human life
“A conversation about diversity, equity and inclusion: failures and success”
In this seminar, the development and validation of performance-based seismic retrofit (PBSR) methodology is being presented. Unlike traditional force-based design methods, the PBSR method enables engineers to design and retrofit buildings to explicitly meet the pre-defined performance criteria for different levels of earthquake intensity; and eventually, results in a more efficient and comprehensive method of retrofitting multi-story buildings.
Paige Henning, PhD presents “Unraveling the S-locus: Characterization of the S-genes in distylous Turnera (Passifloraceae)”.
SBS PhD exit seminar
Control systems are increasing in capabilities and connectivity to continue to meet the performance goals required by our critical infrastructure. Due to these increases there is an resultant increased risk of hazards, like cyber-attacks, failing communication infrastructure, emergent failure conditions due to complex interactions.
This virtual panel will feature BIPOC panelists who will offer students valuable industry insights regarding their chosen career paths and how they cultivated their professional and cultural identities on that journey. All majors and WSU campuses are welcome to attend. Register here for this event.