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Degree from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Tsinghua University. He was a visiting student at Imperial College London from Sept. 2024 to Dec. 2024. His research interests include learning and optimization for the energy market. As for interests, he enjoys playing billiards, poker, and video games. Miss. Yiqin Su - Learning and optimization for the energy system Yiqin Su joined the EDL as a Ph.D. student in the Fall of 2025. She received her B.E degree in electrical engineering and its automation from Tsinghua University in 2025. Her research interests include forecasting and optimization in energy systems. In her spare time, Yiqin Su enjoys exercising and reading. Mr. Xian Wu - Load forecasting Xian Wu will join the EDL as a Ph.D. student in the Fall of 2025. He will receive his B.Eng degree in Mathematics and Physics + Electrical Engineering and Automation from Weiyang College, Tsinghua University in 2025. His research interests include load forecasting in extreme scenarios. He enjoys watching Japanese animation and reading novels in his spare time. Mr. Boqun Kou - AI application in power systems Boqun Kou joined the EDL as a Ph.D. student in 2025. He received his B.Eng degree in Mathematics and Physics + Energy and Power Engineering from Tsinghua University in 2025. His research interests include optimization for the energy market and the application of LLMs in power systems. Boqun Kou likes exercising and ACG. Mr. Runze Ni - Virtual power plants Runze Ni joined the EDL as a Ph.D. student in April 2025. He got his Master of Engineering in Engineering (Electronic and Electrical) with First Class Honours from the University College London (UCL) in London, the United Kingdom. His research interests include virtual power plant and load forecasting. Runze is very passionate about ACG (Animation, Comics, and Games) culture. AlumniNo. Name Position at EDLSubsequent Position1 Guangchun Ruan Postdoc (Feb.2022 - Jan.2023)Postdoc at MIT2 Wenlong Liao Visiting student (Sept.2022 - Feb.2023) Postdoc at EPFL3 Shiguang Song PhD (Jun.2022 - Mar.2023)Huawei4 Leandro Von Krannichfeldt Research Assistant (Sept.2022 - Mar.2023)PhD at EPFL5 Boris Delpire Visiting Student (Feb.2024 - May.2024)UMons6 Jean-Francois Toubeau Postdoc (Mar.2024 - Aug.2024)UMons7 Wei Lin Postdoc (Feb.2024 - Dec.2024)Chongqing University

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