Marija Stevic
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Dr. Marija Stevic’s research lies at the intersection of real-time simulation, power systems, and advanced control, with a particular focus on enabling flexible, geographically distributed environments for next-generation energy infrastructure. Her most-cited work, “A Bilateral Teleoperation Approach for Interface Algorithms in Distributed Real-Time Simulations” (2018, 8 citations), pioneers a novel bilateral teleoperation framework to virtually interconnect Digital Real-Time Simulators (DRTS) across distant locations. This contribution addresses a critical challenge in modern power systems: creating stable, high-fidelity distributed real-time simulation (GD-RTS) environments that allow researchers to test and validate complex grid behaviors without physical constraints. By developing interface algorithms that maintain synchronization and transparency between remote simulators, Stevic’s work directly supports the assessment of emerging technologies like renewable integration and wide-area control. Her research has been recognized for its practical impact on co-simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing, offering a scalable solution for collaborative, cross-institutional power system studies. With a growing citation record, Stevic continues to shape how distributed simulation can accelerate the transition to smarter, more resilient energy networks.
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