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Wide band gap semiconductor devices

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Wide band gap semiconductor devices, advanced power electronics, onboard/offboard charging systems, harsh environment power conversion, Space applications, PV grid interfacing, data center power conversion, optimization, reliability study
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  • Connor recognized as an "Outstanding Student Researcher": Connor Reece received the "Outstanding Student Researcher" award for his contributions to the MORE program at ASU. His research was based on active energy buffer solution for critical conduction mode PFC converter.
  • Teaching Award @ASU: Dr. Mallik wins a 2023 Fulton Schools of Engineering Top 5% Teaching Recognition Award!
  • Featured author in IEEE Xplore: Dr. Mallik is selected as one of the three globally-selected featured authors in IEEE Xplore homepage
  • Best Paper in IEEE ONCON - 2023: Abed's ONCON-23 submission (on variable dc link optimization for EV charging systems) received the best paper award!
  • HOPE Award (Dec. 2022): PEACE lab wins the first prize award in the “Help Others ProgrammE (HOPE)” competition organized by the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IAS) – demonstrated a highly-efficient off-grid power conversion and energy storage solution for disadvantaged communities, which is a product of one of our ongoing US DOE funded projects
  • Award (Mar. 2023): Prof. Mallik in collaboration with CoolCAD Electronics wins the Phase-II SBIR award on developing wide bandgap semiconductor-based bidirectional charging systems for military ground vehicles, funded by the DoD-Army.
  • Palais Doctoral Student Award (Feb. 2023): Ashwin Chandwani wins the Palais Outstanding Doctoral Student Award, Spring 2023
  • IEEE Senior Member (Sep. 2022): Prof. Mallik gets elevated to IEEE Senior Member position
  • Award (Mar. 2023): Prof. Mallik as a PI receives a research grant approved by The Office of Naval Research (ONR 33) NEPTUNE program.
  • TPEL Prize Paper Award: An EMI Modeling work from PEACE lab wins the IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics (TPEL)-2023 Prize Paper Award (second place)!
  • NSF CAREER Award (Apr. 2023): Prof. Mallik wins the National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for “CAREER: A Multi-dimensional Study of Electromagnetic Interference in Wide Bandgap Power Electronics: Modeling, Estimation, and Mitigation”
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