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Jan Meyer received the Ph.D. degree in electrical power engineering and postdoctoral qualification in Power Quality from Technische Universitaet Dresden, Dresden, Germany, in 2004 and 2018 respectively. He is the Team Leader of the research group “Power Quality” at the chair of Power Systems and has been appointed as Prof. in the field of “Power Quality” in 2022. His research interests include network disturbances and their assessment, especially distortion below and above 2 kHz, all aspects rel

S. Mark Halpin (Fellow, IEEE) is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Auburn University. His teaching interests include power systems, control systems, and network analysis. His research interests are in the areas of power system dynamic performance and power quality.  He is active in the IEEE Power Engineering Society where he was the Chair of IEEE 519, in CIGRE where he serves as Convener of the Working Group charged with revising the IEC Technical Reports 

Ingeniera eléctricista de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Doctora en Ingeniera eléctrica de la Technische Universität Dresden (Alemania). Actualmente es investigadora postdoctoral en el Instituto de Sistemas Eléctricos de Potencia e Ingeniería de Alta Tensión de la Technische Universität Dresden. Sus principales temas de investigación la emisión y propagación de armónicos en los sistemas de distribución y transmisión, y los métodos probabilísticos aplicados a los sistemas eléctricos.   

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Professor and Goddard Chair in the Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Science Director of the Americas Water-Energy-Food Nexus Alliance, and Associate Director of the Institute of Energy and the Environment at Pennsylvania State University. His transdisciplinary research focuses on the water-energy-food nexus, water security, and transboundary water and energy policy. He was elected in 2023 as Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and in 2020 as Fellow of

 Is an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Penn State. Her research combines fundamental photochemistry, optics, experimental fluid dynamics, and system analysis tools to develop innovative technologies that improve human health and advance sustainability. Her applications areas span critical infrastructure systems including water and wastewater treatment, energy, and healthcare. 

Is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Penn State. His research explores supercritical CO₂ systems, solar thermal energy, and advanced heat exchangers. He integrates experimental and computational methods to advance energy storage, heat pump technologies, and decarbonization strategies for industrial, building, and transportation applications.

Joined Penn State University in July 2021 as an Associate Research Professor in Ag Sciences Global and with Extension, including the Globalizing Extension, Innovation Network (GEIN) initiative. Her work explores the intersections of environmental change and agriculture (including urban agriculture) and renewable energy and agriculture including gender issues. She currently has research and writing projects on South America, Mexico, India, and the U.S.