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CRII: RI: Towards Robust and Efficient Bipedal Robot Locomotion on the Moon through Reinforcement Learning
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
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Investigating Lunar Bipedal Locomotion Mechanics and Predicting Human Musculoskeletal Health on the Moon
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: National Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
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FractionalNets: Using Symmetric Neural Networks to Calculate Fractional-Order Derivatives
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: Oak Ridge Associated Universities(ORAU)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
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ERI: Towards Robust and Secure Intelligent 3D Sensing Systems
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
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Phased Array Laser Predicted Atmospherics Through Intelligent Non-common path Exploitation (PALPATINE)
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: Electro-Optical Solutions (EO Solutions)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
Research Focus: Computation Data Electronics & Sensing, Atmospheric and Space Sciences
Congressional Add-Electrification 23
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: ThermoAnalytics Inc
Center/Institute: Institute of Materials Processing (IMP)
Research Focus: Energy & Sustainability| Materials and Manufacturing| Computation| Data| Electronics| and Sensing
CRII: FET: Building A Self-Learning Robot System with Neuromorphic Computing
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
Research Focus: Computation Data Electronics & Sensing
Back-End Semiconductor Curriculum for Advanced Substrates| Assemblies| Packaging and Testing| Flexible Semiconductor Technician and Maintenance Micro-Credentials| and the Michigander Scholars programs
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: Michigan Economic Development Corp(MEDC)
Research Focus: Macro Micro and Nano Sciences| Materials and Manufacturing| Education & Outreach
ERI: Memristor-based Neuromorphic Circuit Design for Closed-Loop Deep Brain Stimulation
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
Research Focus: Computation Data Electronics & Sensing
Unravelling dependencies on turbulence strength and propagation geometry in models of optical scintillation
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College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Sponsor: US Dept of Defense/Air Force/Office of Scientific Research(AFOSR)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
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Competitive Distributed Control Methodologies for Small-Scale Power Systems
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Principal Investigator: Wayne Weaver | |
College/School: | College of Engineering |
Department(s): | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
The objective of this research is to study the fundamental interactions and influences that individual components of a power system have on each other and the overall effect of these interactions on system performance. The approach uses a game-theoretic model of the power system to develop a framework for a new class of distributed control methods. In this new model, system components use energy resources to compete for local and global objectives such as voltage, current, power, or energy.
The intellectual merit is of this work is in its potential to improve control of interconnected power components. Control has typically been one of two extremes: either completely localized control (focused on local objectives) or a centralized control scheme requiring extensive communications, infrastructure, and a single-point of failure. The proposed approach considers how each different local objective interacts across the system. This will result in an operating point that is a global balance of local objectives. This work will determine how the fundamental interactions of the components contribute to, or degrade from, the higher-level objectives of the overall system, such as stability, survivability, and efficiency.
The broader impacts will extend to electrical power networks at all levels where more diverse sources and loads are being utilized, and new technologies are being driven by an ever-increasing demand for performance, stability, efficiency, and flexibility. This new approach to energy control and management will strengthen education objectives by enhancing the content of graduate and undergraduate classes, as well as adding meaningful laboratory experiences.
Sponsor: National Science Foundation
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)