Wei Yan

Wei Yan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), specializing in Physical Chemistry and Energy Resources Engineering. His research bridges thermodynamic modeling and power electronics, with a focus on CO2 storage simulations, activity coefficient models, and high-frequency power conversion systems.

As a main supervisor, he leads PhD projects on topics such as large-scale multiphysics CO2 storage simulation and interactions between impure CO2 and reservoir rock. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean energy and climate action.

Wei Yan's research spans both Chemical Engineering and Electrical Engineering domains, including the development of high-power density components, wireless power transfer systems, and thermodynamic models like PC-SAFT. Recent publications highlight advancements in COSMO-RS, CO2 injectivity, and EMI mitigation techniques.

His projects often involve collaborations with PhD students such as Alireza Roozshenas, Anders Frendø Korsgaard, and Dong Xiong, addressing technical challenges in carbon sequestration and power electronics. Labs and teams include the Physical Chemistry Center for Energy Resources Engineering and cross-disciplinary energy research groups at DTU.