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Dr.
Mohammad Shahidehpour
Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Illinois Institute of Technology
Office: Siegel Hall 320
Phone: (312) 567-5737
Fax: (312) 567-8976
Email: ms@iit.edu
Homepage: http://motor.ece.iit.edu/ms/
Professor
of Electrical and Computer Engineering
BSEE, 1977, Arya Mehr University of Technology
MSEE, 1978, University of Missouri
PhD, 1981, University of Missouri
Mohammad
Shahidehpour is a professor in the Electrical and Computer
Engineering Department at Illinois Institute of Technology
where he has served in various academic and administrative
positions since 1983 including the Dean of the Graduate
College and Associate VP for Research.
He
is the author of over 200 technical papers, four books
on large-scale optimization and energy scheduling, and
holds three patents. (Please see Homepage for a full
listing) His research activities involve the operation,
control and planning of electric power systems. He has
supervised over 40 PhD and master’s theses which
were mostly funded by DoE, NSF, EPRI, AFOSR, ONR, several
electric utility companies and energy management vendors.
He
won several national teaching and research awards including
the C. Holmes MacDonald Outstanding Young Electrical
Engineering Award and the Edison Electric Institute’s
Outstanding Faculty Award. He is currently the National
President of the HKN (Electrical engineering Honor Society)
and chairs its Executive Committee.
He
serves as the editor of the IEEE Transactions on Power
Systems and was the founder and chair of the Operation
Methods Subcommittee of the IEEE PES. He serves on the
Editorial Boards of IEEE Power Engineering Letters,
IEEE CAP magazine, International Journal of Electric
Power systems research, and International Journal of
Electric Machines and Power Systems. Since 1990, he
has served on the organizing committee of the IEEE PICA
Conference, the American Power Conference and the IEEE
T&D Conference. He is a member of the Editorial
Board of the IEEE Transaction on SMC and was the founder
of chair of the Chicago Section of the IEEE SMC in 1992.
He was also the vice-chair of the IEEE SMC Conference
in 1991. He has received several technical paper awards
and outstanding working group awards from IEEE.
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