Our Mission
To advance human knowledge and solve critical problems facing our society today in the broad areas of energy systems and autonomy.
At the intersection of energy and autonomy, to design, develop, optimize, and control autonomous energy systems to enable a sustainable energy future.
To scale the impact of research efforts in the broad areas of energy systems and autonomy to better serve people and the planet, including use-inspired research for Vermont’s industry & communities.
Building Partnerships
We cultivate active partnerships with industry, national laboratories, organizations, and academic centers to facilitate the sharing of hardware and data, providing real-world platforms for testing and validation while enriching the research process and advancing workforce development efforts.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering • Faculty Fellow, Gund Institute for Environment
malmassa@uvm.edu- Power and Energy Systems
- Control Systems
- Mathematical Optimization
- Renewable Energy Integration
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering
hossareh@uvm.edu- systems and control theory
- constrained and predictive control
- applications of control theory to automotive and power systems