student Affiliates
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Student Affiliates
The EPIcenter Student team is committed to energy innovation and is working to help Georgia Tech lead the Southeast toward a resilient and reliable energy future.
Ryan Anthony
PhD in Public Policy
Areas of Research: Energy Affordability; Energy Efficiency; Economic and Energy History.
Min Cha
PhD in Public Policy
Areas of Research: Behavioral response to different power sources; Consumption response to unexpected market volatility; Adoption of renewable energy.
John Kim
PhD in Public Policy
Areas of Research: Analyzing distributional effects of environmental hazards;
Identifying drivers of power outages; Assessing the societal impacts of power outages.
Niraj Palsule
PhD in Public Policy
Areas of Research: Climate and Energy-Economy modeling;
Data Center and Computing Energy impacts; Advanced Nuclear and SMR potential.
La’Darius Thomas
PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Areas of Research: Peer to peer energy trading; Power System Economics; Electricity Markets.
Akif Aglar
PhD in Economics
Areas of Research: Energy Economics; Environmental Economics; Applied Microeconomics; Political Economy.
Oliver Chapman
PhD in Public Policy
Areas of Research: Clean Energy Policy; Regulatory Frameworks; Modeling and Behavioral Economics of Energy Transitions.
Yifan Liu
PhD in Public Policy and MS in Computer Science
Areas of Research: Energy Transition; Transportation Infrastructure; Computational Policy Analysis; Causal Inference & Policy Evaluation.
Maghfira Ramadhani
PhD in Economics
Areas of Research: Energy and Environmental Economics; Empirical Industrial Organization; Applied Microeconomics.
Richard Asiamah
PhD in Electrical Engineering
Areas of Research: Systems optimization renewable energy;
Machine Learning application;
Synthetic electricity grids.
Victoria Godwin
PhD in Economics
Areas of Research: Applied Microeconomics; Energy Economics; Environmental Policy.
Ana Mazmishvili
PhD in Economics
Areas of Research: Energy Policy and Environmental; Policy Impacts on Communities; Policy Design and Equity.
Sam Talkington
PhD in Electrical and Computing Engineering
Areas of Research: Uncertainty in power systems; Graph-theoretic methods for power flow analysis; Energy economics and markets.