Rate My Professor Anamika Dubey

Dubey's research specializes in power systems control and optimization, with emphasis on resilience, integration of distributed energy resources like solar PVs, EVs, and demand response for sustainable grids facing climate challenges. She directs the SCALE Lab, focusing on scalable analytics combining optimization and machine learning for cyber-physical power distribution systems. Her contributions have earned prestigious awards including the IEEE PES Outstanding Young Engineer Award (2023) for optimization and control of distribution systems, NSF CAREER Award (2020-2025), WSU Voiland College Junior Faculty Research Award (2021), Pacesetter Award in Physical Sciences and Engineering (2021), and EECS Early Career Award (2020). Select key publications are "Resilience assessment and planning in power distribution systems: Past and future considerations" (Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2024), "Distribution Grid Optimal Power Flow (D-OPF): Modeling, Analysis, and Benchmarking" (IEEE Trans. Power Systems, 2022), "Risk-based Active Distribution System Planning for Resilience against Extreme Weather Events" (IEEE Trans. Sustainable Energy, 2022), and "Distributed Optimization using Reduced Network Equivalents for Radial Power Distribution Systems" (IEEE Trans. Power Systems, 2021). Dubey has secured over $4 million in DOE funding for resilient grid projects and mentored multiple Ph.D. graduates, influencing grid resilience strategies globally.