Farshid Pahlevani

Associate Professor

UNSW Sydney

Australia

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Farshid Pahlevani is an Associate Professor at UNSW Sydney, Australia. His research areas focus on sustainable transformation of waste materials, including the conversion of soft plastics, automotive residues, and spent coffee grounds into valuable industrial applications. He has also investigated the thermal transformation of carbon-rich wastes and the kinetics of phase transformation in high carbon steel, contributing significantly to the field of materials science and waste management.

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University of Wollongong

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Degradation Kinetics of Automotive Shredder Residue and Waste Automotive Glass for SiC Synthesis: An Energy-Efficient Approach

Thermal Transformation of Secondary Resources of Carbon-Rich Wastes into Valuable Industrial Applications

Sustainable Transformation of Waste Soft Plastics into High-Quality Flexible Sheets

Kinetics of Bainite Transformation in Multiphase High Carbon Low-Silicon Steel with and without Pre-Existing Martensite

Study on the Direct Transformation of Milk Bottle and Wood into Wood–Plastic Composite through Injection Molding

Effects of austenizing temperature, cooling rate and isothermal temperature on overall phase transformation characteristics in high carbon steel

A novel reforming approach of utilizing spent coffee grounds to produce iron

Thermal Transformation of End-of-Life Latex to Valuable Materials

Thermal Isolation of a Clean Alloy from Waste Slag and Polymeric Residue of Electronic Waste

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Veena Sahajwalla

Alexey V Pan

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