Summer School 2020: Artificial Intelligence applications in power systems
- Date: Mon, 10 - Thu, 13 Feb 2020
- Location: LG28, Lower Napier, North Terrace Campus
- Cost: Student fee: $550
- Contact: Seyyed Ali Pourmousavi Kani 83138311
- Email: a.pourm@adelaide.edu.au
Energy system infrastructure, operation, planning, monitoring and maintenance are undergoing a tremendous transformation.
Old practices are being replaced with contemporary technology-based methods at a fast pace. If you are considering the energy domain for your future career either in academia or industry, you must develop expertise in emerging mathematical and artificial intelligence tools and techniques in relation to the energy domain.
The Adelaide Power Systems Summer School (APSSS) 2020 has gathered prominent scientists from around the globe to teach the applications of various artificial intelligence techniques in power systems and smart grids engineering. It is designed to fulfil the learning requirements of students and researchers to prepare them for landing on academic and industrial jobs.
You will learn fundamental theories as well as how such knowledge can be put into practice through in-class hands-on exercises, resulting in a first-class learning experience. A certificate of completion will be issued to students and three awards will be given to the best students who attend.
In addition, the event fosters and encourages networking among all attendees through fun activities. At the “lunchtime poster display,” you get a chance to introduce your research, immediate challenges, and future plans to your peers. Moreover, a half-day winery tour in the picturesque Adelaide Hills provides an excellent opportunity to socialise and relax towards the end of the school. Submit an expression of interest in our website today.
Registration is open to
- undergrad honour students
- MSc/MPhil and PhD students
- postdocs
- early-career academic staff
- and industry professionals and researchers in Australia and abroad.
Expression of Interest deadline: Sunday 10 November.
About the speakers
The Summer School features a list of prominent speakers who are at the forefront of their fields. These professionals are always eager to share their knowledge and inspire like-minded enthusiasts.
- Ian Hiskens (keynote speaker)
PhD, the University of Newcastle, Australia (1991)
Vennema Professor of Engineering, the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, the USA - Anna Scaglione
PhD, University of Rome “La Sapienza” (1999)
Professor at the Arizona State University (ASU) - Spyros Chatzivasileiadis
PhD, ETH Zurich (2013)
Associate Professor at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) - Zoltan Nagy
PhD, ETH Zurich (2011)
Assistant professor, The University of Texas at Austin - Archie Chapman
PhD, University of Southampton (2009)
Senior Lecturer, The University of Queensland