Electromechanics
Electromechanics is a dynamic research area that focuses on the interaction between electrical and mechanical systems. It involves the study, design, and analysis of devices and systems where electrical and mechanical processes are coupled. This field plays a critical role in advancing technologies such as robotics, electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and precision manufacturing.
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Dr. Rui Bo
Associate Professor
235 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
computation, optimization and economics in power system operation and planning; high performance computing; electricity market simulation, evaluation and design.
Dr. Mehdi Ferdowsi
Schlumberger Endowed Professor, Associate Dean for Research in CEC
573-341-4552 | ferdowsi@mst.edu |
234 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
power electronics, energy storage technologies, smart grids, transportation electrification, and wide bandgap devices
Dr. Pourya Shamsi
Associate Professor
573-341-7696 | shamsip@mst.edu |
232 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Power electronics, motor drives, control, micro grid, renewable energy, energy management, battery chargers, grid interfaces, medium voltage
Dr. Jonathan Kimball
Department Chair and Fred W. Finley Distinguished Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
573-341-4503 | kimballjw@mst.edu |
139 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Microgrids, renewable energy, energy storage, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, power electronics.
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