Celebration of Life Services for Dr. Mischa Steurer.

Center for Advanced Power Systems building tools for the future of energy

Dr. Faruque and his team win award in FSU Research Development Accelerator Competition

Srikar Telikapalli and the CAPS graduate research program

FSU's Center for Advanced Power Systems recently received a Navy contract for $31 million.

CAPS Associate Director Dr. Sastry Pamidi earns distinction as Fellow of the Cryogenics Society of America.

Dr. Aws Al-Taie is the new Head of the Electrical Engineering Branch of the University of Technology (UoT), Baghdad, Iraq. Al-Taie received his doctorate in electrical engineering from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering in 2019. Dr. Al-Taie's Ph.D. research at the Center for Advanced Power Systems with Dr. Sastry Pamidi's research group focused on high voltage superconducting power applications. Al-Taie hopes his new role at UoT will help with the nation’s effort to rebuild and expand electrical power for the Iraqi people. After years of war, much of the infrastructure in the country requires significant maintenance and improvements. Factories have been closed down for a long time and the electrical power grid needs expansion. “My country needs to start the rehabilitation and construction process that our people have been waiting for,” Al-Taie said. “Electrical engineering graduates will play a vital role in this effort and much more.” Read the original story here: https://www.eng.famu.fsu.edu/news/al-taie-UoT-head

Florida State University researchers received a record level of funding in the 2020 fiscal year, bringing in $250.1 million in grants from federal, state and private sources... The Center for Advanced Power Systems received nearly $20 million for projects, which contributed to the record funding.

Michael “Mischa” Steurer, Ph.D. received the prestigious Solberg Award from the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) for his contributions to naval engineering.

At CAPS, researchers like electrical and computer engineering chair Sastry Pamidi, Ph.D. and Peter Cheetham, Ph.D. provide undergraduate students quality research and other experimental learning opportunities with hands-on activities that complement what is taught in the classroom.