GoT connects classroom learning and research with current electric-grid challenges. Students work across power systems, industrial engineering, controls, AI, markets, and power electronics. Industry members help define problems and provide practical context.
Learning Through Real Grid Challenges
Education & Workforce Goals
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Prepare students to work across engineering disciplines and industry roles.
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Translate current research into courses, case studies, workshops, and project experiences.
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Give students opportunities to present technical work to practitioners and receive direct feedback.
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Strengthen internship and recruiting connections between Purdue students and GoT members.
How Students Engage
GoT uses member-defined research projects, faculty-led courses, student research teams, seminars, workshops, and industry roundtables. Students present work at consortium events and interact directly with industry members. Educational materials can draw from project results while protecting confidential information.
Undergraduate & Graduate Research
Undergraduate and graduate research opportunities on GoT-related projects.
Student Research Presentations
Student poster and lightning-talk opportunities at GoT events.
GoT Industry Career Event
November 13, 2026
Career event for Purdue undergraduate and graduate students with GoT industry members.
Courses & Seminars
Courses and seminars in power systems, optimization, controls, AI/ML, power electronics, and energy markets.