Research
The questions I want to work on, and the work behind them.
I am interested in how quantum technologies could contribute to future power-electronic systems, particularly through advances in materials, sensing, and control. I want to identify applications where quantum methods can provide a practical advantage in power conversion and system design.
While studying traffic networks, I realized that many engineering networks can display complex behavior. Courses I took at Nesin Mathematics Village deepened this interest and showed me that complex-systems methods have many possible applications in electrical engineering.
I am interested in using machine learning, particularly reinforcement learning, to model, optimize, and control engineering systems. I want to investigate how learning-based controllers can adapt more efficiently while reducing training time.
I am always open to internship and research opportunities in environments where I can keep learning and improving. Feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss a project, position, or potential collaboration.