BIO

In response to global environmental challenges and the need for power load leveling, my research focuses on the efficient use of energy through the effective utilization of heat—particularly in air conditioning systems powered by renewable energy sources such as solar energy and unused thermal energy. At the graduate level, I teach courses on the role of thermal energy utilization technologies in energy systems, with a focus on system optimization. At the undergraduate level, I am responsible for lectures on automatic control and supervise one of the experimental themes in energy engineering. Additionally, I contribute to society through active involvement in academic committees and professional societies.

Research Areas

Manufacturing Technology (Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chemical Engineering) / Thermal engineering

Degree

• Ph.D in Engineering
• M.Sc. in Renewable Energy and Architecture