Conclave Researcher

Pallavi Bharadwaj

Assistant Professor · Electrical Engineering · Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar

Address Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar Palaj, Gandhinagar - 382055, Gujarat Email pallavib@iitgn.ac.in

About my research

My research focuses on developing smart and efficient power electronic systems that enable the transition towards clean and reliable energy. I work on advanced power converters and data-driven control for renewable energy, electric transportation, and green energy storage, including hydrogen-based systems. The goal is to make these systems more efficient, reliable, fault-tolerant, and intelligent by combining power electronics with AI, IoT, and energy optimization. Ultimately, my work aims to contribute to India’s Net Zero transition by enabling smarter integration and intelligent utilization of renewable energy.

Smart Power Electronics Power Electronic Converters Renewable Energy Integration Intelligent Control Green Energy Storage Hydrogen Energy Systems

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Current research challenge

Currently working to overcome the intermittency of renewable energy by intelligently integrating multiple energy sources and storage systems to deliver reliable, continuous clean power. My goal is to develop intelligent energy management and storage systems that integrate renewable sources, efficiently manage energy flows, and ensure reliable power delivery whenever required, thereby reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting India’s green-hydrogen future.

My Webinar competition entry

ANRF + IIT Mandi Webinar Competition 2026 | SHAKTI | Pallavi Bharadwaj | IIT Gandhinagar

SHAKTI brings diverse energy sources and storage together on one intelligent platform to deliver reliable clean power, reduce fossil fuel dependence, and support India’s green-energy future.

Let's connect

As an interdisciplinary enabling technology, smart power electronics connects energy, control, AI, and emerging technologies. I welcome cross-disciplinary collaborations to develop intelligent and sustainable energy solutions.