Edwin Tenkorang

    PhD Student - Electrical Engineering

    Howdy!

    I'm Edwin, an ambitious and curious mind who is determined to develop the technology that will power the cities, countries, and infrastructure of the future.

    I am a first-generation college student currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Electrical Engineering at Texas A&M University, where my research focuses on the security of cyber-physical systems, primarily power systems. Simply put, I study how to keep the lights on by protecting the grid from hackers.

    My broader interests span agentic AI, intelligent energy systems, ML–driven decision pipelines, distributed optimization at scale, trustworthy autonomy, secure large-scale infrastructure, and next-generation cyber-physical platforms that integrate sensing, learning, and control.

    I’m constantly exploring opportunities that challenge me to grow, collaborate across disciplines, and apply my insight and technical expertise to building a smarter, more resilient world! Thanks for visiting!

    Feel free to contact me using the contact form

    Recent Updates

    Apr 2026:I am honored to have been selected as a Tex-E fellow for the 2026-2027 academic year. I look forward to contributing to global energy advancement.
    Apr 2026:Presented "A Use Case for Demand-Response Based EV Aggregation" at the African Graduate Students Interdisciplinary Conference in College Station! Ecstatic to be considered Best Poster Presentation!
    Jan 2026:I will be joining Electric Power Engineers Consulting as a Software Power Engineering Intern this summer in Austin! Grateful for this opportunity!
    Aug 2025:I just got awarded the prestigious Thomas W. Powell '62 Fellowship by the Energy & Power Group at Texas A&M University! Thank you to everyone involved!
    Jul 2025:Presented my poster at the IEEE PES General Meeting: “Impact of Electric Vehicle Charging on Smart Distribution Systems.” It was a great experience sharing my research with the community!
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