Prof. Gregor Verbic — Research Profile
The University of Sydney · School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Prof. Gregor Verbic at The University of Sydney School of Electrical and Computer Engineering lists Electrical energy transmission, networks and systems, Electrical energy generation (incl. renewables, excl. photovoltaics), Electrical energy storage, Electrical circuits and systems, Electrical engineering as their registered research area.
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