Stephan Alexander Ferenz
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Stephan Alexander Ferenz
Stephan Alexander Ferenz
Stephan Alexander Ferenz M. Sc.
Research Topics
- Multi-Agent Control Systems
- Transactions and secure accounting in Microgrids
- Flexibility Modeling in Microgrids
- Open science in the research of energy systems
Department of Computing Science (» Postal address)
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Stephan Ferenz studied Electrical Engineering and Information Technology with the focus on communication engineering and on electric power engineering at Leibniz University Hanover. In 2016, he finished his Bachelor of Science with his thesis "Global Motion Estimation for Aerial Video Sequences" (at the Institut für Informationsverarbeitung).
In 2017, Stephan studied abroad at Michigan State University in the US. In 2019, he wrote his Master thesis about "Analysis of Economic Incentives for Decentralized Coordinated Voltage Regulation in the Distribution Grid" in the group for energy informatics of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Astrid Nieße at Leibniz University Hanover. He finished his Master of Science in November 2019.
Afterwards, he joined the group for energy informatics at Leibniz University Hanover as a PhD student.
In September of 2020, he followed Prof. Dr.-Ing. Astrid Nieße and joined the group for Digitalized Energy Systems at the University of Oldenburg.
In 2017, Stephan studied abroad at Michigan State University in the US. In 2019, he wrote his Master thesis about "Analysis of Economic Incentives for Decentralized Coordinated Voltage Regulation in the Distribution Grid" in the group for energy informatics of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Astrid Nieße at Leibniz University Hanover. He finished his Master of Science in November 2019.
Afterwards, he joined the group for energy informatics at Leibniz University Hanover as a PhD student.
In September of 2020, he followed Prof. Dr.-Ing. Astrid Nieße and joined the group for Digitalized Energy Systems at the University of Oldenburg.