ESE Seminar / Next generation Hybrid photovoltaic/thermal systems, solar thermal technologies, and thermal storage systems

Next generation Hybrid photovoltaic/thermal systems,
solar thermal technologies, and thermal storage systems

M. Imtiaz Hussain, Title: contract Assistant professor
Green Energy Technology Research Center, Kongju National University

Place: MS Teams
Date: 23 March 2021; Tuesday @10:00-11:00

Abstract:

My work mainly focuses on solar and renewable energy technologies and applications. My research interest is in development of next generation Hybrid photovoltaic/thermal systems, solar thermal technologies and compact thermal storage systems through nanotechnology and new/novel working fluids and materials. In addition, my goal is to develop more efficient and economical energy self-sufficient building and agricultural facilities. My research covers both theoretical and applied aspects via process modeling and physical prototype testing. I have a good command of modeling software in the context of simulating transient responses in particular under the intermittent nature of input parameters.

Short Bio:

Dr. M. Imtiaz has a doctorate degree Engineering major in solar and renewable energy technologies from Kangwon National University South Korea, and master degree in Mechanical Engineering major in energy conversion and heat transfer from Myongji University, South Korea. Throughout his academic career, he has been awarded some of the most prestigious academic scholarships and fellowships. He is an awardee of prestigious “Korea Research fellowship (KRF) program” postdoctoral fellow by the National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea. He has supervised and co-supervised several national and international research projects.  He has more than 6 years of working experience in various multinational companies specialized in the power and energy sectors. He has been affiliated with Kongju National University since November 2016 and currently working as a contract Assistant professor at Green Energy Technology Research Center, South Korea. He also has experience in teaching core subjects related to energy to university student groups of different sizes. He has published numerous research articles in high-rank peer-reviewed energy journals and participated in renowned international energy conferences in different countries.