MASSOUD AMIN

His foundational work in the above areas has become a leading concept in sixteen on-going programs at EPRI, NSF, DHS, DoE and DoD. These initiatives continue to be widely successful worldwide. Industries involved in developing/managing smart-grid technologies range from telecom/IT, automation and controls, semiconductors and equipment manufacturers to traditional energy suppliers... The foundational work in the above area has become a leading concept in sixteen on-going programs at EPRI, NSF, DHS, DOE and DOD. The resultant initiatives that he created continue to be successful and in the electricity sector (including Intelligrid at EPRI, Gridwise and Modern Grid at DOE and the national labs, as well as various smart grid initiatives in the industry). Defense applications of this work were in Network-Centric Objective Force, which is now part of the Future Combat Systems. The area of self-healing infrastructure was recommended in 2005 by the White House Office of Science and Technology..

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