Shiho Ishikawa received a Master’s degree in Agriculture from the Rakuno Gakuen University, Hokkaido, Japan in 2004 and a PhD degree in Agriculture from the Hokkaido University in 2015. Following this, after working as an Engineer at a private consulting company, she currently works for Hokkaido University, as an Assistant Professor and the Institute for laboratory where she is involved in several research projects related to smart grids. Currently, she performs research on energy characteristics by using biogas generators for renewable energy resources and control algorithms for demand-side management on farm. Shiho Ishikawa received a Master’s degree in Agriculture from the Rakuno Gakuen University, Hokkaido, Japan in 2004 and a PhD degree in Agriculture from the Hokkaido University in 2015. Following this, after working as an Engineer at a private consulting company, she currently works for Hokkaido University, as an Assistant Professor and the Institute for laboratory where she is involved in several research projects related to smart grids. Currently, she performs research on energy characteristics by using biogas generators for renewable energy resources and control algorithms for demand-side management on farm.

Chemical Engineering