Danny Raz is a researcher affiliated with Technion - Israel Institute of Technology in Israel. Their work primarily focuses on the field of engineering, with a specialization in electrical and electronic engineering as well as control and systems engineering. The research contributions of Danny Raz span several core areas, including optimal power flow distribution, smart grid energy management, microgrid control and optimization, smart grid security and resilience, and power system optimization and stability.
Their publication record includes articles in various scientific journals and venues, demonstrating a multi-disciplinary approach within electrical power systems and energy management. Notable recent papers include:
Danny Raz has collaborated with several frequent co-authors, reflecting interdisciplinary and cooperative research efforts. These collaborators include Yuval Beck, Yael Jacubowicz, Arbel Yaniv, and Avi Lin. The highest number of collaborations have been with Yuval Beck.
The venues of publication where their work appears regularly include:
The research topics covered consistently focus on improving power system operations and optimization, including work on smart grid infrastructures and related control systems. Their studies on optimal power flow distribution and microgrid control address both operational efficiency and reliability aspects. Contributions related to smart grid security and resilience highlight an engagement with the challenges of modern electrical grids, including cybersecurity and system robustness.
Paul Francis;Sugih Jamin;Cheng Jin;Yixin Jin
Rami Cohen;Liane Lewin-Eytan;Joseph Seffi Naor;Danny Raz
P. Krishnan;Danny Raz;Yuval Shavitt
S. Pilosof;Ramachandran Ramjee;D. Raz;Y. Shavitt
S. Jamin;Cheng Jin;Yixin Jin;D. Raz
S. Jamin;Cheng Jin;A.R. Kurc;D. Raz
Dean H. Lorenz;Danny Raz
Reuven Cohen;Liran Katzir;Danny Raz
Stefano Leonardi;Danny Raz
Ofer Biran;Antonio Corradi;Mario Fanelli;Luca Foschini
Stefano Leonardi;Danny Raz
M. Dilman;D. Raz
E. Cronin;S. Jamin;Cheng Jin;A.R. Kurc
Rami Cohen;Liane Lewin-Eytan;Joseph Seffi Naor;Danny Raz
Y. Bartal;J.W. Byers;D. Raz
Yair Bartal;Moses Charikar;Danny Raz
Hao Feng;Jaime Llorca;Antonia M. Tulino;Danny Raz
R. Cohen;D. Raz
P. Krishnan;Danny Raz;Binay Sugla
David Breitgand;Gilad Kutiel;Danny Raz
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