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- 2026/03: Prof. Chen delivered a keynote speech at APEC 2026 on MagNet Challenge and Artificial Intelligence.
- 2026/03: Prof. Chen’s work at TSMC on the roadmap toward integrated voltage regulators (IVRs) published at APEC 2026.
- 2026/03: Davit Grigoryan received the Outstanding Presentation Award at APEC 2026 with his paper.
- 2026/03: Hsin Cheng defended his PhD thesis Energy-Aware Design Methods for Piezoelectric Mechatronic Systems.
- 2025/12: Daniel Zhou defended his PhD thesis Scalable Power Electronics Architecture with Multiplex Switching and Coupled Magnetics.
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2025/11: Mian Liao received the first place prize at the AI Challenge of the IEEE Design Methodology Conference hosted by the University of Arkansas.
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2025/10: Tanuj Sen and Mian Liao presented their work on Cyclo-Active-Bridge converter modeling and design at ECCE’25, and won the Best Student Demonstration Award in Design Methodologies.
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2025/09: Princeton Power Electronics mourn the loss of Haoran Li, a founding member of the group and a key contributor to the Princeton MagNet Project. Our thoughts are with Haoran, his family, and all his friends within and beyond the international power electronics community.
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2025/06: Prof. Chen delivered a keynote speech at 3DPEIM’25 on Data-Driven Methods and MagNet Challenge for Power Magnetics Modeling.
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2025/07: Haoran Li defended his PhD thesis - Data-driven and Hybrid Methods for Power Magnetics Design.
- 2025/06: Shukai Wang and Hyukjae Kwon won COMPEL’25 Best Paper Award with their paper Unified Time Domain Foundation Models for Hysteretic Passive Components! This is the second COMPEL Best Paper Award received by our group.
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2025/06: Prof. Chen presented a keynote speech at COMPEL’25 on Systematically Managing Complexity in Power Electronics Modeling and Design.
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2025/03: Daniel Zhou, Konstantinos Manos, Davit Grigoryan each received an IEEE APEC Outstanding Presentation Award at APEC’25.
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2025/03: Prof. Chen presented a keynote speech at the Magnetics Workshop’25 on Precision Power Magnetics Engineering: A Key Step toward High Performance Power Electronics.
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