Marija Ilic Endowed Fellowship in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Alumni, faculty, staff and friends established the Marija Ilic Endowed Fellowship in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 2021 in honor of Marija Ilic, Professor Emerita of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE at Carnegie Mellon University), to provide fellowship support for graduate students enrolled in ECE at Carnegie Mellon, with a preference for students whose studies focus on the areas of power and energy. You can make a gift to the Marija Ilic Fellowship here.
ECE Professor Marija Ilic served as a Guest Editor for the April 2016 Proceedings of the IEEE Special Issue on Control Challenges in Microgrids and the Role of Energy-Efficient Buildings. This issue features uses of smart grid technologies in designing and operating houses, commercial buildings, and other structures. The issue includes an invited article which Professor Ilic co-authored with Carnegie Mellon ECE alumnus Professor Jhi-Young Joo (Missouri University of Science and Technology) discussing "An Information Exchange Framework Utilizing Smart Buildings for Efficient Microgrid Operation."
September 2015: The Chinese Simplified edition of Control and Optimization Methods for Electric Smart Grids, Chakrabortty, Aranya, Ilić, Marija D. (Eds.) is now available here.
March-April 2015: The 10th Annual Carnegie Mellon Electricity Conference took place on the Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh campus on March 30-April 1, 2015. The theme was "Testbeds for Smart Grids and Smart Cities: Means of Learning What Is / What Might Become in the Changing Electric Energy Industry." The conference was followed by a two-day invitation-only workshop with interactive hands-on demonstrations of testbeds.
October-November 2014: Professor Marija Ilic was invited to give three national / international talks in October and November 2014.
9th Annual Carnegie Mellon Electricity Conference
Is It Smart, If It Is Not Dynamic?" TDWorld.com
NIST "Smart Grid in a Room"
Book Review: Engineering IT-Enabled Sustainable Electricity Services
December 2012: EESG Student, Yang Weng, Earns Best Paper Honors
December 2012: Carnegie Mellon University EESG student Stefanos Baros received the Nick G. Vlahakis Graduate Fellowship, created "to help support the masters-level graduate studies of highly deserving students in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, or Materials Science and Engineering, or joint MBA/MS students in the same departments." Mr. Baros was chosen for outstanding work in ECE and in recognition of his "accomplishments to date and . . . potential for continued success."
"Engineering and the Electric Power Industry." Carnegie Mellon University Engineering, Carnegie Institute of Technology Fall / Winter 2012 issue feature story by Sherry Stokes.
"Power Brokers: Granger Morgan Leads a Team of More Than 80." Carnegie Mellon Today, October 2012, Vol. 9, No.4 feature story by Melissa Silmore.