Jiangjiao Xu

Jiangjiao Xu is a lecturer and master’s supervisor in Electrical Engineering within the Division of Electrical Engineering at Shanghai University of Electric Power. His research connects artificial intelligence with modern power systems, with an emphasis on intelligent forecasting, collaborative optimization, and online monitoring and fault diagnosis for distribution networks.

Education and Experience

He received his PhD from Durham University in 2019 and conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Exeter from 2019 to 2022. Public university materials also record a 2014 Durham full PhD scholarship and in-service postdoctoral research at Tongji University from 2025 to 2027.

Academic Service and Recognition

Public institutional information lists Jiangjiao Xu as Vice Chair of the IEEE Smart Village China Committee and a young editorial-board member of Smart Power. He has served as a reviewer for Nature Energy and IEEE Transactions journals, and has held publicity-chair, technical-program co-chair, and special-session-chair roles for IEEE PES and related conferences. Public conference pages specifically list him as Special Session Chair for IEEE EI² 2026, Chair of PCCE 2026 Track 2, and Publicity Chair and Poster Session 1 Session Chair for SPIES 2025.

The university profile lists the Shanghai Overseas High-Level Talent programme, the Shanghai Higher Education talent programme, and the Pudong “Mingzhu Jingying” talent programme. It also reports more than 20 papers as first or corresponding author and more than seven IEEE Transactions papers; these figures are retained as institutional profile statements rather than independently audited metrics.

Public Project Record

The published project record includes projects led through the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, State Grid Shanghai, and State Grid East China Branch. The verified project pages below provide the authoritative project periods and descriptions.

Source: Shanghai University of Electric Power faculty profile.

A university mentor profile also records participation as a main researcher in seven UK and European projects associated with UKRI, EPSRC, INTERREG, and the European Regional Development Fund. The public source does not provide project names or detailed roles, so they are not represented as separate X-Laboratory project records.

Public university news records a 2023 report on new-type power systems during a university–industry activity in Zhuji and participation in a 2024 Karachi TP1000 overhead-line training programme. These are listed as public academic and technical activities, not as additional research projects.