Anna G. Stefanopoulou
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About
Anna G. Stefanopoulou is a leading authority in advanced energy systems and powertrain control, with a focused expertise in fuel cell hybrid power management for mobile robotics. Her research bridges the critical gap between high-endurance power needs and the limitations of conventional batteries, particularly for surveillance and military ground robots. She has pioneered control strategies for hybridizing solid oxide and hydrogen fuel cells with lithium-ion batteries, addressing the unique challenges of power quantization, cooling parasitics, and mission-aware energy management. Her work on power-split and airflow control for fuel cell hybrid powertrains has been instrumental in enabling quiet, long-duration autonomous operations. With key contributions published in venues like SAE International, her most cited papers (garnering up to 6 citations each) have laid foundational principles for optimal sizing and thermal management in armored military vehicles. As a professor at the University of Michigan’s Automotive Research Center, Stefanopoulou’s research continues to shape the future of energy-efficient, high-performance robotic systems, making her a pivotal figure in sustainable mobile power solutions.
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