Dipti Srinivasan is affiliated with the National University of Singapore in Singapore. Their research spans primarily the fields of Engineering and Computer Science, with a strong concentration on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Control and Systems Engineering. Their work also covers the subfields of Automotive Engineering and Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment.
The scientist's research focuses on several key topics related to energy and power systems. These include:
Dipti Srinivasan has published extensively, contributing 215 publications in engineering and 68 in computer science. Their frequent publication venues indicate a focus on sustainable and renewable energy and include:
Notable recent papers featuring their work include:
In addition to journal publications, Dipti Srinivasan has contributed to book literature, including a publication with Springer Science+Business Media titled Sustainable Energy Solutions for Remote Areas in the Tropics, released in 2020.
Frequent coauthors in their research collaborations include:
T. Logenthiran;D. Srinivasan;Tan Zong Shun
P. G. Balaji;D. Srinivasan
Hao Quan;Dipti Srinivasan;Abbas Khosravi
Anupam Trivedi;Dipti Srinivasan;Krishnendu Sanyal;Abhiroop Ghosh
D. Srinivasan;W.S. Ng;A.C. Liew
D. Srinivasan;Min Chee Choy;R.L. Cheu
T. Logenthiran;Dipti Srinivasan;Ashwin M. Khambadkone
T. Logenthiran;D. Srinivasan;A. M. Khambadkone;Htay Nwe Aung
Honorary Chairs;Jacek Zurada;Andries Engelbrecht;Mengjie Zhang
Vladimiro Miranda;Dipti Srinivasan;LM Proença
Min Chee Choy;D. Srinivasan;R.L. Cheu
T. Logenthiran;D. Srinivasan;D. Wong
Rahul Mehta;Dipti Srinivasan;Ashwin M. Khambadkone;Jing Yang
Dan Zhang;Gang Feng;Yang Shi;Dipti Srinivasan
Gokhan Mert Yagli;Dazhi Yang;Dipti Srinivasan
B P Gokulan;D Srinivasan
Yun Wang;Yun Wang;Qinghua Hu;Linhao Li;Aoife M. Foley
L. Rachmawati;D. Srinivasan
S. Marwaha;Chen Khong Tham;D. Srinivasan
Oktoviano Gandhi;Dhivya Sampath Kumar;Carlos D. Rodríguez-Gallegos;Dipti Srinivasan
P.G. Balaji;X. German;D. Srinivasan
Dipti Srinivasan;C.S. Chang;A.C. Liew
A. Khosravi;S. Nahavandi;D. Creighton;D. Srinivasan
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