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What we do
We tackle fundamental modeling, control and estimation questions to both improve efficiency and longevity of existing energy systems and at the same time optimize the development of the new generation energy systems with the ultimate goal to accelerate the transition to clean energy grid and transportation.
We work closely with major industry players, academicians from domestic and international universities and practitioners in the field of transportation and utility grid.
Currently, our group is focusing on:
- Understanding the physical phenomenal governing the operation and evolution of electrochemical energy storage systems – lithium ion batteries - and new generation emission control devices - catalytic converter and particulate filters
- Translating such an understanding into physics-based models for design optimization and real-time estimation and control
- Investigating the interplay between physics-based parameters and system level performance
- Optimizing energy storage technologies for electrified vehicles
Stanford Energy Control Lab - Seminar Series
The Stanford Energy Control Lab will hold monthly seminars covering topics ranging from electrochemical modeling of li-ion batteries, hybrid and electric vehicles design, emission control device modeling and control. The seminars are open to public.
Winter 2020
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- Date & Location: January 17, 2020 - 10:30am, Green 361
Title: High-fidelity Electrochemical Models for Lithium-ion Batteries: Review, Analysis, and Applications
Speaker: Dr. Seongbeom Lee
- Date & Location: January 17, 2020 - 10:30am, Green 361
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- Date & Location: February 21, 2020 - 10:00am, Green 014
Title: A Novel Lithium-ion Battery Pack Modeling Framework
Speaker: Trey Weaver
- Date & Location: February 21, 2020 - 10:00am, Green 014
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- Date & Location: March 6, 2020 - 10:00am, Green 014
Title: Enhanced-Ragone Plot for Energy Storage Selection in Electrified Military Vehicles
Speaker: Edoardo Catenaro
- Date & Location: March 6, 2020 - 10:00am, Green 014
Lab News
Dec 2019
Nov 2019
Optimizing Energy and Cost in Renewable Grid Systems
R&D World: Optimizing Energy and Cost in Renewable Grid Systems
By Simona Onori and Seong Beom Lee, Stanford University | November 18, 2019
Oct 2019
Stanford Energy Control Lab Featured in Stanford Energy Research: Year in Review 2018-2019
Affiliations
Simona Onori, Principal Investigator
- Assistant Professor (by courtesy), Electrical Engineering, Stanford University (2019-present)
- Assistant Professor, Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford University (2017-present)
- Adjunct Professor, Automotive Engineering, Clemson University (2017-present)
- Focus Area Leader - Automotive, StorageX, Stanford University (2019-present)
- Affiliate, Precourt Institute for Energy, Stanford University (2018-present)
- Affiliate, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University (2018-present)
- Researcher, Bits and Watts, Stanford Univeristy (2018-present)
Email: sonori@stanford.edu (650) 498-1183
Lab Policy: being a good citizen of the Stanford Energy Control Lab
The members of Stanford Energy Control Lab are expected to take full responsibility to complete their research project, conduct experiments, simulation and algorithm development, honestly and judiciously, collaborate professionally with other lab members and be invested in their own as well as other lab members’ success.
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Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Green Earth Sciences Bldg
367 Panama Mall, Room 68
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305
Stanford Energy Control Lab
Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Green Earth Sciences Bldg
367 Panama Mall, Room 83-85
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305
