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Tuesday, March 1 @11 am
ESIC Seminar — Accelerating Power Application Development
Presentation
Online

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.

Tuesday, March 8 @11 am
ESIC SP22 Power Seminar Series: Oscillations in Power Systems
Presentation
Online - Online

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…

Thursday, March 10 @10 am
Study Abroad Fair
WSU Pullman - Compton Union Building

The Global Learning office will send over 500 students abroad this year! We are still accepting applications for this summer, Fall 2022, Spring 2023 and beyond. This event hosts study abroad providers from across the USA, helping you find the U-CORE, elective, internship, and/or major courses to ensure you have the an unforgettable experience…and graduate on time. Global opportunities on the Pullman campus will also be showcased.

Friday, March 11 @10 am
EECS Power faculty candidate seminar: Anomaly Management in Massively Digitized Power Systems
Presentation
WSU Pullman - Online

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.…

Wednesday, March 16 @11 am
Structures candidate seminar: Arghavan Louhghalam
Online - PACCAR

The Civil & Environmental Engineering Department at Washington State University is hosting a Structures faculty candidate seminar presented by Arghavan Louhghalam, Data-driven and Physics-informed Modeling of Infrastructure Systems: From Low-emission Mobility to Resilience Analytics.

Tuesday, March 22 @10 am
Designing The Future With Tesla
Careers / Jobs
Online - Online

Tesla’s Internship Program – Vehicle and Powertrain Engineering team will be hosting an event this month. Speed into the world of Tesla engineers and learn more about specialized teams that are some of Tesla’s best kept secrets. Here’s your chance to dive into exciting projects our teams are…

Tuesday, March 22 @10:30 am
CEE Transportation candidate seminar: AI-enabled pathways to secure, resilient and reliable transportation cyber-physical-social systems
Presentation
Online - Online

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.

Wednesday, March 23 @11 am
EECS Faculty candidate seminar: Grid-connected power electronics for clean energy applications — Liran Zheng, Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
Online - Online

One of the most significant challenges that human society faces is producing and distributing clean and affordable energy. Renewable energy and energy storage need to be integrated into the electricity sector. A paradigm shift from fossil fuel to clean electricity as the energy source of land, sea, and air transportation is also necessary.

Friday, March 25 @11 am
CEE Structures candidate seminar: Development of performance-based seismic retrofit methodology for multi-story buildings
Presentation
WSU Pullman - Engineering Teaching Research Laboratory (ETRL)

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.

Saturday, March 26 @10 am
Kids’ Science and Engineering Day 2022
WSU Pullman - Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE)

KSED is a community event hosted by the WSU Society of Women Engineers. We aim to inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists by exposing kids in grades K-5 to science and engineering topics. We partner with various organizations across WSU to teach basic science and engineering principles through fun, hands-on activities. The WSU students are excited to teach your kids about science and engineering concepts!

Monday, March 28 @11:30 am
EECS Faculty candidate seminar: Toward a resilient cyber-physical security for next-generation distributed energy resources at grid edge by Taesic Kim, Texas A&M University-Kingsville (TAMUK)
Online - Online

Current electric power grid is undergoing transition due to the rapid penetration of distributed energy resources (DER) in distribution and subtransmission systems. Geographically, broadly dispersed DERs, with complex communication and computation systems, are expected to improve the power grid resilience if these smart DER capabilities are secured and coordinated with power system management.

Thursday, March 31 @5:30 pm
NAVFAC information session with Joe Lara
Careers / Jobs
WSU Pullman - Online

Grab your dinner and join us online through Zoom to learn about jobs in the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Pacific Northwest.