It is truly a major privilege and honor to be given the humbling opportunity to share thoughts and experiences with the power electronics community in a regular feature like this.
In the global power system of 2050, we will need around four times the power generation capacity and the ability to transfer up to three times as much electrical energy
The world is on the brink of an energy revolution. Conventional energy systems are failing to meet the increasing global power demand and the rising significance of sustainability. Power electronics,
The IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS) was founded on June 20, 1987, to celebrate PELS Day—a global occasion to recognize the society’s founding and to showcase the people, innovations, and
Entrepreneurship thrives on determination, risk-taking, and long-term vision, as I’ve explored in past columns. But one factor can make or break your venture: the partners you choose. A great partner
As I have mentioned in a previous column, I taught a power electronics project lab at the University of Colorado—Boulder for the past eight years for Master’s degree students. Aside
This column looks holistically at the ongoing energy transition being driven by what we’ll refer to as “exponential technologies.” These are the areas where price declines and performance improvements, enabled
The 2025 edition of the Power Sources Manufacturers Association (PSMA) Power Technology Roadmap (PTR) represents one of the most comprehensive and forward-looking analyses of power conversion technologies in the global
The PCIM Expo & Conference 2025, held in Nuremberg, Germany, for the first time featured events organized by PELS Women in Engineering (WIE) and Young Professionals (YP). The session titled
As a young woman in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM), attending the IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) International Leadership Conference (ILC) 2025 in San Jose, California, was an incredibly
