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This talk presents game-theoretic equilibrium frameworks alongside optimization and machine learning approaches for enabling efficient energy storage participation in electricity markets. I will demonstrate that strategic storage participation converges to efficient market outcomes under the existing two-settlement U.S. market design. Building on this foundation, I will examine the energy storage arbitrage problem in detail, framing it within a dynamic programming perspective, and present solution strategies ranging from classical stochastic optimization to decision-focused learning pipelines.

The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites you to a colloquium featuring Artur Widera, Professor, Individual Quantum Systems, Rheinland-Pfalzische Technische Univeritat. Dr. Widera’s talk, “Shaping Quantum Matter in Time: Floquet Engineering of Feshbach Resonances” will be held Thursday, October 2, at 12:10pm in Webster B11.

In this training we will set up Google Analytics data and use conditional formatting to highlight certain data points.

This training is part of a series. All are welcome to attend.

A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This is followed by a fulldome video presentation.

A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This is followed by a fulldome video presentation.

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Join us for an inspiring virtual webinar that will guide you through the nomination process for a range of prestigious honors—from the MLK Legacy Awards and Women of Distinction to the…

Joe Guptill, CIO at Guimont Capital and CEO/owner at VMS Technology, and Jason Stefanski, CIO/principal at GeoEngineers, will present “From WSU to the C-Suite: A Tale of Two CIOs” focusing on their individual career experiences and roles…

Making Sense of Black Holes

The mathematical description of a black hole is quite simple, but its implications…

Energy Systems Innovation Center (ESIC) & Advanced Grid Institute (AGI) are honored to host Dr. Julie Cohn, University of Houston, who will present When the Grid was “The Grid”: A Short History of Building Our Electric Power Networks

Summary

When North Americans talk about the grid, they are usually referring…

“How Much Do We Understand About Early Galaxy Formation”

The “Cosmic Dawn” of galaxy formation is one of the frontiers of modern astronomy. In the past two years, JWST has provided tantalizing clues about sources in the first several hundred million years of the Universe’s history that challenge our understanding this era, including an apparent overabundance of bright galaxies during the early phases, evidence for strong fluctuations in the star formation rate of sources, and a surprising abundance of accreting supermassive black holes. I will use a simple galaxy formation framework to describe how we can leverage these new observations to learn more abut this crucial era.

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7pm, Friday, Oct 17 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 19

A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…

7pm, Friday, Oct 17 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 19

A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…

This panel will discuss challenges and opportunities for AI tools in an increasingly open research landscape.

Energy Systems Innovation Center hosts Dr. Salish Maharjan, Iowa State University, who will present, Distribution System Blackstart and Restoration Using DERs and Dynamically Formed Microgrids

Overview

Extreme weather events have increasingly caused long-duration outages in distribution systems, highlighting the need for innovative blackstart and restoration strategies. Traditional…

These trainings will cover common accessibility testing tools, errors and alerts, when to remediate, and best practices.

7pm, Friday, Oct 24 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 26

A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…

7pm, Friday, Oct 24 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 26

A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…

Advanced Grid Institute (AGI) hosts Dr. Jinho Kim, Power Systems Research Engineer, PNNL, who will present Where Mathematics Meets the Grid: Modeling the Power Systems of Tomorrow.

Overview

As the power industry transitions toward inverter-based and renewable generation, modeling has become even more essential. Inverter-based resources (IBRs)…

Pursuing a master’s degree or graduate certificate as a working professional can offer numerous benefits, both for your career and for the company you work for. It’s a strategic investment in your professional development and can lead to increased expertise,…

In this training we will look at the content to get a better understanding of the website’s content and work involved.