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Professor Nima Amjady

Director, Centre for New Energy Transition Research (CfNTER)

Campus

Mt Helen Campus
  • Publications

Immersion cooling innovations and critical hurdles in Li-ion battery cooling for future electric vehicles

Decentralized management of unbalanced multi-agent distribution systems: A transactive approach leveraging ADMM framework

Extreme outage prediction in power systems using a new deep generative Informer model

Behavioral analytics for optimized self-scheduling in sustainable local multi-carrier energy systems: A prospect theory approach

An adaptive bi-level optimization model for market integration of community energy storage in local trading and upstream energy and regulation services

Reactive Power Implications of Penetrating Inverter-Based Renewable and Storage Resources in Future Grids Toward Energy Transition - A Review

A proximal splitting algorithm for generalized DC programming with applications in signal recovery

Ultra-short-term Solar Power Prediction Using Sky Image Sequences by a Residual Vision Reformer

Enhancing energy and thermal efficiency of single-phase liquid immersion cooling systems for lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles

Application of Energy Storage Systems to Enhance Power System Resilience: A Critical Review

Application of Deep Learning Algorithms for Scenario Analysis of Renewable Energy-Integrated Power Systems: A Critical Review

A Diffusion-Based Probabilistic Ultra-Short-Term Solar Power Prediction Using the Sky Image Sequences

A new deep federated learning model with high generalizability for electrical load forecasting against data integrity attacks

Feature Selection for Wind Power Forecasting Using Modified mRMR and Metadata-Based Pruning

Equivalent Network Representation for TSO-DSO Interaction with Present and Future DERs, EV Charging Stations, and Storage Uptakes

The role of hydrogen-based local energy communities in the development of hydrogen cities: A systematic review

Probabilistic Resilience Enhancement of Active Distribution Networks Against Wildfires Using Hybrid Energy Storage Systems