The National Science Foundation has awarded Utah State University a five-year, $26 million grant, renewable to 10-year, $50.6 million, to develop an international research center dedicated to advancing sustainable, electrified transportation.
Utah State University researchers will receive four major grants from the U.S. Department of Energy to lead advancements in vehicle and transportation technology.
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Utah State University has an immediate opening for a Lab Technician III. The position is with the USU Power Electronics Laboratory (UPEL) and the Center for Sustainable Electrified Transportation (S...
One of the premier international conferences on electric roads and vehicles returns to Park City, February 9–11. CERV, or the Conference on Electric Roads & Vehicles, connects leaders from around the globe in charging and transportation infrastructure, el...
Utah State University (USU) undergraduate students Rees Hatch, Mahmoud Mansour, Garrett Witmer and Oscar Silva, and faculty co-advisor Dr. Hongjie Wang, attended the IFEC 2019 final round held at University of Wisconsin-Madison from July 29 to 31.
In October 2018, DOE awards USU, WAVE, Cummins, Schneider, the Port of Los Angeles and TTSI $8.4 million to develop and deploy 500 kW wireless charger for EV drayage trucks at the Port of Los Angeles.
