International Workshop on Advanced Control in Smart Grid
ACSG 2025
Ioana Fagarasan, Professor, UNSTPB – Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers, Romania
Stephane Ploix, Professor, Univ. Grenoble Alpes, France
ACSG Description
The workshop will be a forum to discuss issues and effective strategies for modernization of control approaches in power system industry landscape due to the advent of information and communication technology and the emergence of renewable and distributed energy resources introduced in the smart grid development. It will include an emphasis on advanced distribution management systems, the integration of distributed energy resources and the required approaches for integration of storage units, electrical vehicles, or smart buildings.
ACSG 2025 is an interdisciplinary workshop that aims to bring together researchers from academia, students and industry professionals from Energy, Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics and Energy Policy /Regulation fields. Professionals will interact and exchange novel ideas about all aspects adopted in the field of Smart grids considering super to micro grid scales, Power, and Advanced Control Engineering.
TOPICS:
The workshop seeks original contributions in all relevant areas, including but not limited to the following:
- Renewable energy sources control with applications in smart grid integration, fault detection and protection systems
- Control of distributed renewable energy storage
- Demand side management and demand response
- Smart home/building energy management
- Electric vehicle management
- Energy harvesting control
- Smart grid communication and networking
- Smart metering
- Internet of Things and its applications in smart grid
- Big data for smart grid
- Cloud computing for smart grid
- Smart grid optimization
- Cyber-power system modeling
- Smart grid cyber security
- Microgrid control
- Autonomous smart grid of the future
International Workshop on Applications of Moving Target Defense
AMTD 2025
Jean-Philippe Wary, Security Researcher, Orange Labs, France
Mihai-Iulian Plesa, Security Researcher, Orange Services, Romania
AMTD Description
Moving Target Defense (MTD) is increasingly recognized as an effective strategy to protect systems against diverse threats. Initially developed as a security approach for networks, recent research has uncovered a wide range of applications for this philosophy. These include enhancing the cryptanalysis resistance of symmetric ciphers, mitigating side-channel attacks, and, more recently, designing protocols for privacy-preserving machine learning.
This workshop aims to bring together researchers working in the field of MTD to share innovative ideas, foster collaboration, and identify emerging directions in this evolving domain. The workshop will focus on five key topics:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Machine Learning
- Cyber Security
- Cryptography and Blockchain
- System Software