People

F. J. Gilloon Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences and Electrical Engineering.

PhD Candidate in Computing and Mathematical Sciences
I am a PhD student in CMS at Caltech, where I am advised by Steven Low and Adam Wierman, and supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. In my research, I am broadly interested in designing algorithms for online optimization, control, and learning, with an emphasis toward applications in energy and sustainability.

PhD Student in Computing and Mathematical Sciences
I am a PhD student at Caltech CMS, focusing on the modeling, analysis and optimization of energy systems. I am intersted in research questions with rigor and relevance. I am currently building a large-scale cyber-physical testbed at Caltech, including high-resolution synchrophasors (PMUs) metering and controllable inverter-based resources.

Schmidt Academy for Software Engineering
I am a at Schmidt Scholar at Caltech. I am interested in the intersection of environmental sustainability and technology, increasing accessibility of computer science education, and female empowerment. I am currently building and maintaining a large-scale cyber-physical infrastructure at Netlab.

Verena Häberle is a PhD student at the Automatic Control Laboratory (IfA) at ETH Zurich since June 2020. Her research explores the intersection of power system dynamics and control, highlighting her expertise across various disciplines, including automatic control, power systems, power electronics, and renewable energy sources. Verena is joining us in Fall 2024. Welcome, Verena!

I’m a driven high school student from Pleasanton, California, attending Foothill High School. Specializing in web development and machine learning, I’m thrilled to join Dr. Low’s Netlab team, where I’ll be working on exciting projects. Eager to learn and contribute, I’m excited for the opportunity to immerse myself in cutting-edge research and development.

I am a graduate student from Tianjin University, China. Before joining Prof. Low’s Netlab, I focused on power electronics, especially wireless power transfer. With my background in Control Science, I am enthusiastic about doing some challenging research on energy systems through this opportunity.

Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences; Executive Officer for Computing and Mathematical Sciences; Director, Information Science and Technology

Jean-Lou Chameau Professor of Control and Dynamical Systems, Electrical Engineering, and Bioengineering

Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences; Executive Officer for Computing and Mathematical Sciences; Director, Information Science and Technology

Laboratory Research Assistant