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2019 Masao Horiba Award was awarded to Dr. Yoash Levron

Two current challenges of energy systems are integration of renewable energy sources and the increasing use of electric vehicles. It is well known within the power systems research community that a key enabling technology related to both these challenges is energy storage. However, the field of energy storage itself poses significant research questions.

Dr. Levron focused on this important role of energy storage, at a very early stage, and developed optimal control methods that can help achieving high energy efficiency in complex power grids. By using this method, it is possible to schedule charging and discharging of the device precisely at appropriate timing. Dr. Levronโ€™s papers have been cited by many scientists, and he is considered a leading researcher in the field of energy storage management and control.

Dr. Levronโ€™s research contributes to the effective use of electric vehicles and renewable energy resources, and is also expected to be applied to larger-scale and complex power grids

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In the photo – The award was presented to Levron by Prof. Akira Yoshino – Nobel laureateย in Chemistry for 2019

Research Areas

Electronic Circuits, VLSI Systems & Power Systems

Labs

VLSI LabHS-DSL – High Speed Digital Systems LabCOMM – Communication Lab
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