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Lin Jiang

Dr Lin Jiang
BSc(Huazhong), MEng(Huazhong), PhD(Liverpool), MIET, MIEEE

Reader
Electrical Engineering and Electronics

Contact

L.Jiang@liverpool.ac.uk

+44 (0)151 794 4509

Teaching

Dr Lin Jiang has extensive experience in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in electrical and electronic engineering, with particular expertise in electrical power systems, advanced system modelling, simulation and control, power electronics, renewable energy and smart grids.

He is currently the Module Co-ordinator for two key modules at the University of Liverpool:

ELEC209 – Electrical Circuits & Power Systems: Covering fundamental electrical circuit theory, AC/DC circuit analysis, single- and three-phase systems, electrical machines, transformers and the fundamentals of modern electricity networks.

ELEC476 – Advanced Systems Modelling & Control: Focusing on mathematical modelling of dynamic systems, transfer functions, state-space representations, system analysis, simulation and advanced control techniques.

He also contributes to teaching in Power Systems Analysis & Dynamics (ELEC402), Advanced Power Electronics (ELEC433), Electrical Drives (ELEC331), and other undergraduate and postgraduate modules.

His teaching approach emphasises a strong foundation in engineering principles, complemented by mathematical analysis, computer simulation and practical applications. He aims to integrate research developments in renewable energy, intelligent control and modern electricity networks into the curriculum, helping students connect fundamental engineering knowledge with emerging technological challenges.

Dr Jiang actively supervises undergraduate, MSc and PhD research projects covering power system stability and control, renewable energy integration, power electronics, smart grids, energy storage, artificial intelligence and optimisation. He is committed to developing students' analytical, research and problem-solving skills and preparing them for careers in academia and the energy and engineering sectors.

Modules for 2026-27

Advanced Systems Modelling & Control

Module code: ELEC476

Role: Module Co-ordinator

Electrical Circuits & Power Systems

Module code: ELEC209

Role: Module Co-ordinator

Supervised Theses