Mohammed Burhanuddin Rabani

Mohammed Burhanuddin Rabani is a PhD Fellow at Aalborg University's Department of the Built Environment within The Faculty of Engineering and Science. He belongs to the Indoor Environmental Quality and Building Systems Research Group and specializes in district energy systems integrated with aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES).

His research focuses on sustainable energy solutions for building infrastructure, particularly seasonal thermal storage applications in hospital environments. Key interests include optimizing aquifer thermal energy storage systems, district energy modeling, and computational approaches to energy system integration.

Rabani's recent work demonstrates strong specialization in hospital building energy systems, with publications examining ATES implementation through co-simulation methods. His research shows emphasis on computationally efficient modeling of underground water systems for thermal storage.

Professional activities include collaborations across Danish energy research networks with demonstrated expertise in building simulation applications. Current projects involve practical case studies for hospital energy systems in Denmark.