Power Engineering & AI Universities in North America: Research & Connect

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Several universities in North America are recognized for their programs in power engineering and AI, with Georgia Tech mentioned as a historically strong option for both fields. The discussion highlights the importance of contacting local professors and staying updated on recent developments to gather more information. While many institutions have strong reputations, there is a concern about the focus on the intersection of power engineering and AI. Georgia Tech's research initiatives, particularly in Energy Policy and Economics, are noted as relevant for students pursuing a combination of these disciplines. Engaging with faculty and exploring specific research areas can provide valuable insights into suitable programs.
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What are some good universities in the fields of power engineering and AI in North America for higher education, masters or phd?

I guess I can contact my local professors to find about it or get myself familiar with recent developments and contact the authors. So far, I only been trying find information from google but have not found something good.

Thanks!
 
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At one point Ga Tech was good at both, but I don't know if that's still true.
 
phinds said:
At one point Ga Tech was good at both, but I don't know if that's still true.
There are too many good names but I didn't get impression that they focus on power let alone combination of power and AI.

Ga Tech has impressive website:
http://www.energy.gatech.edu/research/index.php

One of the areas is "Energy Policy and Economics". I am doing Economics minor along with my EE and that opens interesting another possibility.
 
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