Innovation on Main Podcast
Here on Main Street, there is one goal: to innovate tomorrow. Host Abe Danaher brings in guests at the forefront of science and technology innovation to discuss the impact their research has on listeners.
Spotted in the News
Our faculty members have been spotted in publications throughout the state and country. Read more:
- Engineering education needs push into 21st Century
The Engineer, September 10, 2020
Featured: Ramy Harik - US Navy’s top research office invests in digital twins
C4ISRNet, August 29, 2020
Featured: Hossein Haj-Hariri - Deep learning algorithm to speed up materials discovery in emerging tech industries
EurekaAlert, August 25, 2020
Featured: Jianjun Hu, Ming Hu - A light bright and tiny: Scientists build a better nanoscale LED
Phys.Org, August 14, 2020
Featured: Grigory Simin - Technology firm expands to Columbia, secures naval contract
The Post and Courier, July 23, 2020
Featured: Hossein Haj-Hariri
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Recent News
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UofSC power electronics team reimagines America's energy grid
The team's research aims to incorporate DC power into America's dated and aging AC energy system. Through the team's work, the way in which electric power is distributed to homes and business could become safer, smarter and more efficient.
A 20-year seat at energy distribution's most important table
The college's power electronics team currently has over $8 million in active funding from the Office of Naval Research. But, it is a grant received nearly 25 years ago that made today's funding possible and cemented South Carolina's place as a leader in energy distribution research.
A note from the Dean: Energy Distribution
The long-standing and world-leading expertise of faculty like Roger Dougal, Ralph White and Mike Huhns have made us the current leader that we are in energy distribution research. But our college's excellence doesn't end with the long-established leaders that put us on the map.