Distributed DC Microgrid Research Paper

I am looking for an experienced electrical engineer to write and publish a paper on dc microgrid in the IEEE journal. The specific topic of the paper is dc microgrid with distributed control and focusing on controlling charging and discharging of the battery.

Key Points:
- Understand the dynamics of a distributed DC microgrid system, incorporating elements like AC/DC and DC/DC converter (Grid, Battery, EV, Wind, and Load).
- Delve into the mechanisms of controlling the charging and discharging cycles of the battery within the system.

Requirements:
- The paper needs to be written from scratch, with low plagiarism, and co-authorship cannot be given.
- Please check the DC microgrid simulink file for laboratory setup system. It consists of Grid AC/DC converter, Wind AC/DC, Battery DC/DC, and EV DC/DC. I need you to make research based on this setup system.
- Research should be experimentable. Because of physical system limitation, machine learning ideas cannot be used. But, ideas for MPC, fuzzy logic, or robust/optimal control might be possible.
- If possible I want to keep using distributed control scheme (using send data to another converter unit) and focusing on charge/discharge energy storage in DC microgrid system provided in matlab/simulink
- The freelancer should have a strong background in electrical engineering and be familiar with IEEE format and standards.
- I have proposed idea in PPT, but you can proposed me another idea/contribution based on previous requirements.

Skills and experience required:
-already have published papers before (very important)
- Strong knowledge of power systems and electrical engineering principles.
- Proficiency in academic writing and research.
- Familiarity with IEEE format and standards.
- Attention to detail and ability to follow guidelines.

I’m after a candidate that has prior experience in researching and writing academic content related to power systems engineering, more specifically on distributed microgrid systems. The freelancer should have good analytical skills to digest complex information and present it in a logical, easy-to-understand manner. A background knowledge in electrical engineering, particularly in DC microgrids, will be a big plus. Technical writing skills and professionalism in handling academic papers would also be beneficial.

If you are a skilled electrical engineer with experience in academic writing and publishing, I would love to hear from you. Please provide examples of your previous work in the field of power systems.

Please be ready to provide samples of your previous work on similar topics. Looking forward to connecting with you.