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Assistant Professor
EECS Department
University of Wyoming
Email: mhasnat@uwyo.edu
Office: EN 4091
Phone: (307) 766-2279 - EECS Office
In our group at the University of Wyoming, we work on:
Smart grid situational awareness under uncertainty,
Risk-aware decision-making in power systems,
Multi-fidelity and multi-resolution sensor data analytics,
Cybersecurity in energy systems,
Heterogeneous data analyses from various components of smart cities.
I am an Assistant Professor in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at the University of Wyoming. My research involves Signal Processing and Data Analytics for energy system applications. I completed my Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida in 2023, focusing on GSP and energy data analytics for the security and reliability of smart grids. I also worked as a post-doctoral research associate at the University of Virginia.
News and Updates!
July 23, 2026: Three papers from our group have been accepted for presentation in North American Power Symposium (NAPS) 2026 in Houghton, MI. Congratulations to Sayeb, Satish, and Ashik!
"Online Adaptation of a Neural Network Power Flow Surrogate under Covariate Shift." (Sayeb)
"Electrical Power Grid Reliability Assessment Exposed to Straight Line Winds". (Satish)
"Propagation Pattern of Disturbance due to Large Fluctuating Load Observed by Electrical Waveform of Bus Frequency using Graph Signal Parameters". (Ashik)
January 15, 2026: Sayeb Mohammad Tadvin has been selected to receive an NSF Travel Grant to attend the TPEC 2026.
January 2, 2026: The paper entitled "Fourier Neural Operators for Analyzing Multi-rate Data in Power System Stability Assessment" has been accepted at TPEC 2026.
January 2, 2026: A collaborative work, "GridStream: A Hardware-Efficient Framework for Bandwidth-Constrained Point-on-Wave Disturbance Monitoring" with Louisiana Tech University, has been accepted for presentation at TPEC 2026.
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