Biography:
Morsy Nour received his bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Faculty of Energy Engineering, Aswan University, Egypt, in July 2013. He worked as a Teaching Assistant at Electrical Engineering Department, Faculty of Energy Engineering, Aswan University from September 2013 to September 2016, and from August 2018 to September 2019. He received his master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary, in July 2018. Currently, he is a research assistant in the Institute for Research in Technology (IIT), Comillas Pontifical University in Madrid, Spain. His research interests are integration of electric vehicles into electric power systems and blockchain applications in electricity sector.
Areas of interest:
Integration of electric vehicles into electric power systems, distributed energy resources, and blockchain applications in electricity sector.
Nour, M., Magdy, G., Bakeer, A., Telba, A.A., Beroual, A., Khaled, U., Ali, H. A new fractional-order virtual inertia support based on battery energy storage for enhancing microgrid frequency stability. Fractal and Fractional. Vol. 7, nº. 12, pp. 855-1 - 855-22, December 2023. [Online: November 2023] 
JCR: 5,400 Q1 (2022) - SJR: 0,627 Q2 (2022)
JCR: 9,400 Q1 (2022) - SJR: 1,456 Q1 (2022) Nour, M., Magdy, G., Chaves, J.P., Sánchez, A., Petlenkov, E. Automatic generation control of a future multi-source power system considering high renewables penetration and electric vehicles: Egyptian power system in 2035. IEEE Access. Vol. 10, pp. 51662 - 51681, 2022. [Online: May 2022]
JCR: 3,900 Q2 (2022); - SJR: 0,926 Q1 (2022); Magdy, G., Bakeer, A., Nour, M., Petlenkov, E. A new virtual synchronous generator design based on the SMES system for frequency stability of low-inertia power grids. Energies. Vol. 13, nº. 21, pp. 5641-1 - 5641-17, November 2020. [Online: October 2020]
JCR: 3,004 Q3 (2020); 3,200 Q3 (2022) - SJR: 0,598 Q2 (2020); 0,632 Q1 (2022) Nour, M., Chaves, J.P., Magdy, G., Sánchez, A. Review of positive and negative impacts of electric vehicles charging on electric power systems. Energies. Vol. 13, nº. 18, pp. 4675-1 - 4675-34, September 2020. [Online: September 2020]
JCR: 3,004 Q3 (2020); 3,200 Q3 (2022) - SJR: 0,598 Q2 (2020); 0,632 Q1 (2022) 
