Magnus Korpås is affiliated with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, specifically within the domain of electrical and electronic engineering. Their work spans several subfields including control and systems engineering, energy engineering and power technology, automotive engineering, and renewable energy, sustainability, and the environment.
The scientist's research covers a range of topics, notably integrated energy systems optimization, smart grid energy management, electric power system optimization, hybrid renewable energy systems, electric vehicles and infrastructure, microgrid control and optimization, and optimal power flow distribution.
Magnus Korpås has contributed to several recent papers, including the following:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Magnus Korpås include:
Magnus Korpås has published regularly in a number of venues, with multiple contributions including:
M. Korpas;A.T. Holen
Christopher J. Greiner;Magnus KorpÅs;Arne T. Holen
Magnus Korpås;Christopher J. Greiner
K.B. Lindberg;K.B. Lindberg;P. Seljom;H. Madsen;D. Fischer
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Ingeborg Graabak;Magnus Korpås
Hannele Holttinen;Juha Kiviluoma;Damian Flynn;Charlie Smith
Mehdi Jafari;Magnus Korpås;Audun Botterud;Audun Botterud
Bri Mathias S. Hodge;Bri Mathias S. Hodge;Himanshu Jain;Carlo Brancucci;Gab Su Seo
Frans Van Hulle;John Olav Tande;Kjetil Uhlen;Leif Warland
Karen Byskov Lindberg;Karen Byskov Lindberg;Karen Byskov Lindberg;Gerard L. Doorman;Gerard L. Doorman;David Fischer;David Fischer;Magnus Korpås
Marthe Fogstad Dynge;Pedro Crespo del Granado;Pedro Crespo del Granado;Naser Hashemipour;Magnus Korpås
Magnus Korpås;Leif Warland;Wei He;John Olav Giæver Tande
Audun Botterud;Magnus Korpås
Magnus Korpås
Iver Bakken Sperstad;Magnus Korpås
Espen Flo Bødal;Dharik Mallapragada;Audun Botterud;Magnus Korpås
Wei He;Gunnar Jacobsen;Tiit Anderson;Freydar Olsen
Seyed Aboozar Bozorgavari;Jamshid Aghaei;Jamshid Aghaei;Sasan Pirouzi;Ahmad Nikoobakht
Iromi Ranaweera;Ole-Morten Midtgård;Magnus Korpås
H. Farahmand;T. Aigner;G. L. Doorman;M. Korpas
Frans Van Hulle;John Olav Tande;Kjetil Uhlen;Leif Warland
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