Graduate students
Ph.D. and M.S. research
Strong applicants typically have preparation in power systems, control, optimization, applied mathematics, power electronics, programming, machine learning, or cybersecurity.
Join the laboratory
Work on the next generation of power and energy systems.
We welcome inquiries from motivated graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, undergraduate researchers, and collaborators whose interests align with the laboratory.
Undergraduates
Research experience
Undergraduate opportunities may include simulation, data analysis, hardware development, experiment automation, visualization, and literature review.
Collaborators
Academic and industry partnerships
The laboratory collaborates with utilities, national laboratories, universities, technology developers, and public-sector organizations.
How to inquire
Send a focused introduction.
Prospective researchers should review the laboratory’s research areas and recent publications before contacting Dr. Ben-Idris. A useful inquiry includes:
- Your current institution and degree program
- Your technical background and research interests
- The specific E-RESILIENCY research area that interests you
- Your CV and, when relevant, transcripts or publication samples
Graduate admission is managed through Michigan State University.
Applicants should follow the current ECE and Graduate School application requirements and deadlines.