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Power
Engineering Innovations, $500,000, Grainger Foundation, 2004
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A Novel Approach for Improving Power
Electronics and Electric Drives Curriculum, $400,000, NSF, 2003
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Leader
Follower for Power Market Operations, $150,000, NSF, 2003
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PV-Battery
System for Transmission Management, $120,000, DOE, 2003
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Probabilistic
Risk Evaluation of Transmission Systems, $70,000, ComEd, 2002
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Virtual
Counseling in Illinois High Schools, $50,000, Illinois Board of Higher Ed, 2001
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Power
Engineering Innovations, $500,000, Grainger Foundation, (was matched by IIT for
a total of $1,000,000), 2000-2001
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Distributed
Control of Power Systems, $250,000, ONR, 1999
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Illinois
State Matching Grant Program, $43,000, Illinois Board of Higher Education, 1999
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Power
Engineering Laboratory Research, $200,000, ComEd, 1998
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Interactive
Risk-Based Planning for Dynamic Contingencies, $150,000, EPRI, 1998
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A Multi-Agent
Approach to Feeder Reconfiguration, $50,000, NSF, 1998
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Grainger
Power Engineering Laboratory at IIT, $200,000, Grainger Foundation, 1997
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Derivatives
and Generation Business Opportunities, $32,000, EPRI, 1997
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A WWW ALN for
the Utility Industry, $30,000, Sloan Foundation, 1997
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Knowbots for
Internet-Based Combat Training, $125,892, ARO, 1996
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Application
of Game Theory to Power Systems, $43,500, Siemens Corporation, 1996
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Real-Time
Control and Operation of Electric Power Systems, $155,000, DOE, 1995
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A Massively
Parallel Population-Based Approach to Operations Scheduling, $72,687, NSF, 1995
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Application
of Fuzzy Set Theory to Security Constrained Optimal Reactive Power Control in a
Multi-Area, $49,000, NSF, 1994
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Railroad
Transportation Curriculum Development for Enhancing the U.S. Infrastructure,
$180,000, NSF, 1993
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Resource
Scheduling and Commitment, $25,000, Commonwealth Edison Company, 1993
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Special
Machine Design, $20,000, C.E. Neihoff Corporation, 1991
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Electric
Power Distribution Innovation, $20,000, Commonwealth Edison Company, 1991
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Application
of Fuzzy Logic to Power Plant Scheduling, $7,500, TCC, 1991
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Application
of Artificial Neural Networks in Multi-Area Generation Scheduling with Fuzzy
Data, $60,400, EPRI, 1990
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Scheduling of
Power Interchange Between Interconnected Utilities, $9,600, TCC, 1990
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Application
of Expert Systems to Generation Control and Scheduling in Large Power Plants,
$24,000, TCC, 1989
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Expert System
for Operational Scheduling and Generation Control, $49,200, EPRI, 1988
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Application
of Expert Systems to Operational Reliability Analysis in a Large Plant, $10,000,
ERIF, 1987
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Surge
Protection of Underground Distribution Systems, $22,500, Commonwealth Edison
Company, 1986
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