Muhammad Aziz

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Dr. Muhammad Aziz is an Associate Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research interests encompass thermodynamic analyses, hydrogen storage technologies, and innovative energy systems, as reflected in his recent publications. He has explored various topics including the transport properties of gas diffusion layers, the integration of metamaterials in phase change materials, and the modeling of PEM fuel cell performance. His work also addresses decarbonization strategies and the economic evaluations of renewable energy technologies.

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Luthfan Adhy Lesmana

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Tohoku University

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Amjad Riaz

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Yeungnam University

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Du Wen

EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

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Effects of diameter ratio between fibers and grains for gas diffusion layer on transport properties via the Shan-Chen method

Exploring the potential of high-performance hydrogen storage using metal hydrides with triply periodic minimal surface structures for mobility applications

Technical review of metamaterial-integrated phase change material frameworks for metal hydride reactors

Topology-optimized lattice-reinforced reactor with integrated heat transfer channels for metal hydride hydrogen storage

Thermodynamic and electrical output analysis of a small-scale organic Rankine cycle using R134a and a hermetic scroll expander

Data-driven modeling and prediction of PEM fuel cell voltage response to load transients for energy applications

Decarbonization path of natural gas combined cycle using chemical looping hydrogen generation: Thermodynamics, emissions, and economics studies

Scalable biochar production from oil palm fronds and waste cooking oil: Techno-economic and policy-oriented evaluation for rural deployment

Dispersion stability of a water-based ternary hybrid nanofluid with Al2O3, CuO, and graphite: an experimental and RSM modeling approach

Thermodynamic and preliminary techno-economic analysis of NH3 utilization in combined cycle power plant: Comparison of direct liquid, vaporized, and cracked NH3-Based combustion methods

Liquid hydrogen storage and regasification process integrated with LNG, NGL, and liquid helium production

Ammonia utilization technology for thermal power generation: A review

Reaction kinetics study in direct chemical looping process based on a multi-step reaction scheme

A multi-period design method for the steam and power systems coupling solar thermal energy and waste heat recovery in refineries

Assessment of potential tropical woody biomass for coal co-firing on slagging and fouling aspects

Data-driven energy management system for flexible operation of hydrogen/ammonia-based energy hub: A deep reinforcement learning approach

Potential of clean liquid fuels in decarbonizing transportation – An overlooked net- zero pathway?

Review on the Progress of Solar Water Heaters and Their Future Perspectives

A comprehensive evaluation of cofiring biomass with coal and slagging-fouling tendency in pulverized coal-fired boilers

Combining experimental and analytical methods to evaluate coal co-firing with sorghum waste

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Luthfan Adhy Lesmana

Amjad Riaz

Du Wen

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