Peer reviewed

Research

One paper, accepted at IEEE ICIC3S-2026 — on making a neural surrogate obey physics instead of merely fitting data.

Accepted IEEE · ICIC3S-2026 IIIT Una

Physics-Informed Neural Networks with Federated Learning for Microgrid Management

Standard neural surrogates for power systems learn to fit data but happily violate physics. We constrain the network instead — Kirchhoff's laws are enforced directly in the loss function — and train it federated, so each edge site learns locally and never ships raw data anywhere.

  • Proposed a physics-constrained federated learning framework enforcing Kirchhoff's laws directly in the loss function, enabling edge training without sharing raw data.
  • Delivered an order-of-magnitude inference speedup and markedly faster reinforcement learning convergence, without any site ever exposing its raw data.
baseline 0.019s
PINN + FL 0.002s
PINNsFederated Learning Reinforcement LearningPrivacy Smart Grid

Σ Iin = Σ Iout — enforced in-loss

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On the other side

organising, not submitting

ICAPIE Research Conference

Core Organiser

Coordinated speakers and paper submissions across 15+ institutions.

Reviewing the pipeline from the inside taught me more about what makes a paper land than writing one did.