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Power Electronics LaboratoryNational University of Mongolia
Монгол хэлээр: МН
Project Power Electronics LaboratoryPage 04Date 2026.11.01

People

The researchers, engineers and students of the lab.

16
Scholarship holders

Researchers4

  • Dugarjav BAYASGALAN

    Associate professor

    Dugarjav Bayasgalan is former Head of the Department of Green Energy and Engineering and Associate Professor at the National University of Mongolia's School of Engineering and Technology. Currently he is working as head of "Erdene-Microgrid R&D center" of NUM. He earned his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Konkuk University, Seoul, and his B.Eng. from the Mongolian University of Science and Technology. A certified renewable energy consulting engineer and energy auditor, his research covers power electronics, grid-connected PV, energy storage, microgrids and the Northeast Asian Super Grid, with nearly 50 published papers. He serves on the Ministry of Energy's Science and Technology Commission, chairs the Mongolian Electric Vehicle Association, and has consulted for the ADB, World Bank, UNICEF, GGGI, GIZ and JICA — currently leading the ADB's coal-to-solar transition study for Ulaanbaatar's ger districts.

  • Bayarkhuu Battuvshin

    Associate professor

    Battuvshin Bayarkhuu is an Associate Professor of Renewable Energy at the National University of Mongolia. He holds master's and doctoral degrees in engineering from the Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan. His research covers power electronics, semiconductor devices, renewable energy and energy storage systems, and he has published a dozen papers in international venues.

  • Bat-Ochir Bat-Otgon

    Senior lecturer

    Bat-Otgon Bat-Ochir is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Information Technology and Electronics, National University of Mongolia (NUM), where he has taught digital, nuclear and interface electronics for three decades. He holds a Ph.D. in Nanoscience and Technology from Seoul National University and an M.Sc. in Physics and Electronics from NUM, and trained in nuclear electronics at the IAEA Seibersdorf Laboratory in Austria and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna. Alongside teaching, he has led electronics and networking companies and designed systems ranging from the electronic voting system of the Mongolian Parliament to embedded current sensors for power modules, developed with Kyushu Institute of Technology under the M-JEED project. He has led Mongolia's national Physics Olympiad team since 2008.

Research students6

  • Lkhagva Jambaa

    PhD candidate

    Jambaa Lkhagva is an energy policy and renewable energy analyst with over 16 years of experience in Mongolia's energy sector. He has served as Managing Director of the National Energy Reform Committee and Deputy Chief of Party for USAID's Mongolia Energy Governance Activity, and is Chairman of the World Energy Council Mongolia.

  • Nyamaa Bujinlkham

    Graduate student

    Bujinlkham Nyamaa is a Technical Advisor at GIZ Mongolia, responsible for technical support and analysis, coordination, and monitoring and reporting. She previously served as Admissions Officer at the British School of Ulaanbaatar and holds a BA in International Relations from the National University of Mongolia.

  • Wu Jinhai

    Graduate student

    Wu Jinhai is a Senior Engineer and Project Management Supervisor at the Development Center of SPIC Inner Mongolia Company. With 16 years in thermal power operations and new energy development, he served as the company's Representative in Mongolia (2024–2026) and as seconded Consul at the Chinese Consulate General in Zamyn-Üüd. He holds a degree in Thermal Energy and Power Engineering from Inner Mongolia University of Technology.

  • Bat-Erdene Lkhagvadulam

    Graduate student

    Bat-Erdene Lkhagvadulam is a master's student in Renewable Energy Engineering and a Department Assistant at the National University of Mongolia. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Energy Management from the Mongolian University of Science and Technology, and her research focuses on solar thermal solutions for heating traditional Mongolian gers. She is a member of the Renewable Energy Engineers Association of Mongolia.

Graduates6