Prof. Massimo Ceraolo, University of Pisa, Italy
Prof. Massimo Ceraolo is a distinguished figure in the field of Electrical Engineering, graduating with honors in 1985 🏅. His illustrious career spans from extensive research in private companies to esteemed positions in academia. As a full professor of Electric Power Systems at the University of Pisa, he has led numerous funded projects, including groundbreaking work on hybrid propulsion systems for vehicles 🚗. Prof. Ceraolo’s research interests encompass diverse areas such as electrochemical energy storage, electric and hybrid vehicles, and advanced simulation techniques 📊. He is also a dedicated educator, teaching courses on electric vehicles and power systems at both undergraduate and graduate levels 🎓. Additionally, he has held leadership roles within the academic community, serving as the President of the School of Engineering at the University of Pisa and contributing to various technical commissions and consortia 🌟.
🌐 Professional Profiles :
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🎓 Education:
Prof. Massimo Ceraolo has been a pioneering figure in electrical engineering for over three decades. 🌟🔌 His journey began at the Università degli Studi di Pisa in Tuscany, Italy, where he completed his Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from 1979 to 1985. 🎓🇮🇹 Since then, he has continued to contribute significantly to the field through his research, publications, and academic leadership. 📘📈 Prof. Ceraolo’s extensive expertise and dedication have left an indelible mark on the world of electrical engineering. ⚡🌍
🔬 Research Focus:
- Electrochemical energy storage systems
- Electric and hybrid vehicles
- Electrically driven guided transport systems
- Advanced simulation and lab testing systems
🌱 Funded Projects:
- Coordinated pioneering research leading to the development of the world’s first hybrid propulsion scooter in collaboration with Piaggio.
- Led various projects funded by public and private entities, including European Commission and Tuscan regional initiatives.
🎓 Teaching Activity:
- Instructs courses on Electric and Hybrid Vehicles and Electric Power Systems at the University of Pisa.
- Shares expertise in Naval Electric Systems at the Naval Academy of Livorno and various industry-oriented “Italian Masters” programs.
📘 Other Contributions:
- Co-authored educational materials, including the book “Fundamentals of Electric Power Engineering.”
- Held leadership roles within academia, including Presidency of the School of Engineering at the University of Pisa.
- Served on the Patent Technical Commission of the University of Pisa, showcasing his commitment to innovation and intellectual property.
📚 Publication Impact and Citations :
Scopus Metrics:
- 📝 Publications: 10 documents indexed in Scopus.
- 📊 Citations: A total of 16 citations for his publications, reflecting the widespread impact and recognition of Prof. Massimo Ceraolo’s research within the academic community.
Google Scholar Metrics:
- All Time:
- Citations: 4784 📖
- h-index: 26 📊
- i10-index: 48 🔍
- Since 2018:
- Citations: 1652 📖
- h-index: 19 📊
- i10-index: 32 🔍
👨🏫 A prolific researcher with significant impact and contributions in the field, as evidenced by citation metrics. 🌐🔬
Publications Top Notes :
- New Dynamical Models of Lead-Acid Batteries
- Published Year: 2000
- Journal: IEEE Transactions on Power Systems
- Cited By: 822
- High Fidelity Electrical Model with Thermal Dependence for Characterization and Simulation of High Power Lithium Battery Cells
- Published Year: 2012
- Journal: IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference
- Cited By: 581
- Dynamical Models of Lead-Acid Batteries: Implementation Issues
- Published Year: 2002
- Journal: IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion
- Cited By: 470
- Control Techniques of Dispersed Generators to Improve the Continuity of Electricity Supply
- Published Year: 2002
- Journal: IEEE Power Engineering Society Winter Meeting Conference Proceedings
- Cited By: 463
- Modelling Static and Dynamic Behaviour of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells on the Basis of Electro-Chemical Description
- Published Year: 2003
- Journal: Journal of Power Sources
- Cited By: 374