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Professor of Electrical and Renewable Energy Engineering at Oregon Institute of Technology and a Chief Technology Officer for Xnrgi

My name Is Shelly Roof and I am currently a Renewable Energy Engineering Graduate Student at Oregon Institute of Technology in Wilsonville Oregon. As of now I am in my senior year of my B.S degree or my first year of my M.S degree, but because I am a member of the 4+1 program at Oregon Tech (OT), I will be graduating with both my B.S and M.S degrees in Renewable Energy Engineering in June 2018.
Prior to attending school in Wilsonville, I attended the OT campus in Klamath Falls where I particularly found my love for energy storage through taking electrochemistry, batteries, and fuel cell courses which prompted my decision to pursue graduate level education. I will be taking the Masters level sequence involving energy storage beginning in 2017 and am currently involved in pursuing publication on 2 papers, one of which is in the field of energy storage.

Started new job in May...must have gotten funded somehow....


Shelly Whitlock
Yesterday at 11:27 AM ·
5 years of hard work and my B.S and M.S In Renewable Energy Engineering are done! Thank you to everyone who supported me, and of course everyone in my cohort ?? Now off to work at my new job at XNRGI to play with batteries


Graduate Research Assistant at Oregon Tech
Battery Research Engineer at XNRGI
Studies Masters in Renewable Energy Engineering at Oregon Institute of Technology

Slobodan Petrovic, PhD XNRGI Engineering

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Slobodan Petrovic, Ph DProfessor
Dr. Slobodan Petrovic is a Professor of Electrical and Renewable Energy Engineering at Oregon Institute of Technology and a Chief Technology Officer for Xnrgi. Dr. Petrovic has over 30 years of experience in various areas of science and technology, and diverse background from large and small industry, government research labs, and academia. He has published, presented and patented over 100 works in these fields. His current interest is in materials for energy storage devices, MEMS fuel cells, dye-sensitized solar cells, investigation of carrier lifetime in solar cells, portable fuel cells, battery charging techniques, hydrogen production and storage, silicon-based anodes for Li Ion batteries, Li air cells, water purification methods, remote sensing for smart grid, and low-cost technology for developing countries. Previously, Dr. Petrovic was a professor at Arizona State University, Vice President of Engineering for a stationary power fuel cell company, a Director of Systems Integration for a portable fuel cell company, and a Member of the Technical Staff for Motorola, Inc. He received his B.Sc. from the University of Belgrade in his native Serbia and his PhD from the Technical University of Dresden in Germany. Dr. Petrovic is also Founder and President of a non-profit organization, Solar Hope, dedicated to helping developing countries through use of renewable energy. With his team, he has accomplished over 120 solar PV installations, with battery storage, in developing countries.