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Ph.D. Final Examination: Dr. Lance Alpuerto

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Nov 3, 2020 | Career, Graduate Students, Graduation

REAPER Lab congratulates Dr. Lance Alpuerto for successfully defending his Ph.D. dissertation, “Non-Planar Photovoltaic Surfaces: Modeling, Optimization, and Application.” His research investigated the application of flexible thin-film photovoltaic (PV)...

Assistant Reseach Scientist Dr. Wesam Rohouma joins the College of North Atlantic Qatar as an Assistant Professor.

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Sep 25, 2020 | Career, Postdocs

The REAPERlab congratulates Dr. Wesam Rohouma for his recent appointment as an Assistant Professor at the College of North Atlantic Qatar. Dr. Rohoum joined the REAPERlab as a Post Doctoral research associate in 2017 and was promoted to Assistant Research Scientist....

Professor Balog, Director of the Renewable Energy and Advanced Power Electronics Lab at Texas A&M University, reaches a career milestone of being a named inventor on twenty US Patents.

by ReaperLab | Sep 29, 2020 | Award, Career

The REAPERlab congratulates Prof.Balog on his milestone achievement of being a named inventor on twenty US Patents. Most of these patents have been assigned or licensed to the industry and have already been or are currently being commercialized. Dr. Balog commented,...

Lance Alpuerto passes Ph.D. preliminary examination

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Dec 9, 2019 | Career, Graduate Students

The REAPER Lab congratulates Ph.D. student Mr. Lance Alpuerto for passing his preliminary examination. His research pertains to the multiphysics modeling, validation, and optimization of non-planar photovoltaic (PV) applications. Lance received his B.A. in Mathematics...

Minjeong Kim passes Ph.D. preliminary examination

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Nov 20, 2019 | Career, Graduate Students

REAPER Lab congratulates Ph.D. student Ms. Minjeong Kim for passing her preliminary examination. Her research topic pertains to control of thyristor-based single and three-phase inverters. Minjeong received her B.Sc. from Yonsei University in Seoul, S. Korea, in 2014...

Ph.D. Final Examination: Dr. Morcos Metry

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Nov 13, 2019 | Career, Graduate Students, Graduation

REAPER Lab congratulates Dr. Morcos Metry for successfully defending his Ph.D. dissertation, “Model Predictive Control Methods for Photovoltaic Electrical Energy Conversion Systems.” Dr. Metry’s research studied the theory of finite control set model predictive...

Thesis Defense: Mr. Moustafa Raslan

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Oct 9, 2019 | Career, Graduate Students, Graduation

REAPER Lab congratulates Mr. Moustafa Raslan for successfully defending his MS thesis, “Shape Memory Alloy Actuated Switch (SMAAS).” Mr. Raslan’s research studied the feasibility of using shape memory alloy as a mechanism for actuating an electrical switch. He...

Welcome Dr. Naki Güler

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Jun 10, 2019 | Career, Researchers

The REAPER lab welcomes Dr. Naki Güler to the research group as a Visiting PostDoctoral Fellow. Dr. Naki received his PhD from Gazi University in Ankara, Turkey.

Dr. Wesam Rohouma Promoted to Assistant Research Scientist

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Mar 20, 2019 | Career, Researchers

The REAPER lab congratulates Dr. Rohouma on his promotion to Assistant Research Scientist.

Dr. Mohammad Shadmand Joins Kansas State University as Assistant Professor

by Prof. Robert S. Balog | Sep 1, 2017 | Alumni, Career

Alumni Mohammad Shadmand joins Kansas State University as an Assistant Professor. The REAPER lab wishes him all the best as he launches his academic career.

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