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Prospective students are encouraged to submit their resume/CV to Dr. Lotfifard (s.lotfifard@ucf.edu), including any published papers and/or reports, research interests and related experiences. Ph.D students
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Prospective students are encouraged to submit their resume/CV to Dr. Lotfifard (s.lotfifard@ucf.edu), including any published papers and/or reports, research interests and related experiences. Ph.D students
MS.c students
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Arash
Asrari
received the M.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering from
Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran in 2012. His research
interests include computer applications in power systems, electricity
market analysis, renewable energy integration and electricity network
reconfiguration. He is currently perusing the Ph.D. degree in the
University of Central Florida, USA.
Mohd.
Nafis Akram is currently a Graduate Masters Student in Electrical
Engineering at University of Central Florida. After Graduating from American
International University –Bangladesh in 2007, he started working in Power System
Protection and Control for various Substations and Power Plants in the Middle
East. He was the Lead Engineer for commissioning various Substation and Power
Plants during the tenure of his employment. He started his graduate studies at
University of Central Florida in Fall-2012 .His research interests are DC and AC
power system protection & control, Substation Automation Systems, artificial
intelligence and Smart Grid Systems.
Eyisi
V.P Chiebuka received his BS degree in Electrical Engineering from
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana in 2010. He is
currently working on his Masters degree at the University of Central Florida.
His research interests are in power systems distribution analysis. 
Edwards Jimenez is currently a graduate student in
EECS department at the University of Central Florida. He completed his BS in EE
at University of Central Florida. His research interests are smart-grid, energy
storage devices, and power network analysis. 
Zayd
Babamir is an undergraduate Electrical Engineering student at the
University of Central Florida. His research interest is integration
of renewable energy to power grids.