Amir Adib

Amir Adib is an Electrical Power Engineering PhD student at Royal Holloway University, currently working on a funded project titled "Data-Driven Electricity Network Operations and Control Considering Uncertainty (DENOC)", supervised by Dr. Onyema Nduka. This project is financially supported through the "Engineering, Physical and Mathematical Sciences (EPMS) PhD Studentship".

Prior to embarking on his PhD studies, Amir obtained an MSc degree in Electrical Power Engineering from Glasgow Caledonian University, where his master's thesis focused on ""DC Fault Protection of MMC-VSC Station in HVDC Grids”, focusing on Hybrid Circuit Breaker (HCB) Techniques". Additionally, he successfully completed a BEng in Electrical Power Engineering, with his undergraduate thesis revolving around the topic of "Synchronizing Two DC Motors Using an STM32 Microcontroller".

In addition to his academic pursuits, Amir actively contributes to the scholarly community as a peer reviewer for reputable journals such as Elsevier and IEEE ACESS. Furthermore, he is a member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

Amir is primarily interested in "Grid integration of renewable energies", "Dynamic Control and Protection of Power Systems", "Microgrid", "Sustainable Power Generation".