Grace Lang

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Dr. Grace Lang is a leading researcher in sustainable transportation and smart energy systems, with a particular focus on the intersection of electric vehicle (EV) adoption and charging infrastructure. Her most-cited work, "Autonomous Electric Vehicle Charging System" (2019, 27 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in EV expansion: the lag between vehicle adoption and charging station availability. Lang’s research proposes innovative, autonomous solutions to bridge this infrastructure gap, aiming to improve the consumer ownership experience and accelerate the transition to electric mobility. Beyond this foundational paper, her contributions have shaped discussions on scalable charging networks and grid-integrated vehicle systems. Lang’s work is notable for its practical, forward-looking approach—she doesn’t just diagnose the problem of insufficient charging points but engineers pathways to deploy more stations efficiently. Her insights are increasingly vital as policymakers and industry leaders seek to match the rapid growth of EV fleets with robust, user-friendly charging ecosystems. For students and researchers, Lang’s research offers a compelling blueprint for tackling real-world energy and transportation challenges through interdisciplinary, solution-oriented engineering.