George Verghese

George Verghese is the Henry Ellis Warren (1894) Professor of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering (Post-Tenure), [EE and AI+D] at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of EE. His research interests include Biological and Medical Devices and Systems, Signal Processing, Systems Theory, Control, and Autonomy. He is affiliated with the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department and can be contacted via email at verghese@mit.edu or through his website at https://www.eecs.mit.edu/people/george-verghese/.

George Verghese is a Professor of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering at MIT, specializing in biomedical signals, computational physiology, model reduction, and power system dynamics. His research focuses on the analysis and design of power electronic systems, including power conversion circuits, DC/DC converters, and nonlinear phenomena in power electronics. He has contributed to the development of generalized averaging methods, sampled-data modeling, and Lyapunov-based control for switched power converters. Additionally, his work addresses failure detection, flux estimation in induction machines, and the modeling of complex systems through modal analysis and robust redundancy relations. His research also explores signal processing, system inference, and the synthesis of randomized modulation schemes for power converters.