Amalie Bisgaard Møller

Amalie Bisgaard Møller is a Research Fellow at the University of Oslo, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences and the Department of Technology Systems. She is also part of the Energy Systems Section. Her research focuses on renewable energy technologies, particularly optimizing small-scale energy systems like PEM water electrolysis for thermal and dynamic performance. She holds a Master of Science degree from the University of Oslo.

Education:

• Master of Science, University of Oslo (2024), Thesis: "Modelling of the Thermal and Dynamic Performance of a Small-Scale PEM Water Electrolyser System"

Research Interests:

Amalie’s work bridges engineering and environmental science, emphasizing sustainable energy solutions through advanced modeling of electrochemical systems. Her research explores how proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology can improve hydrogen production efficiency while addressing thermal dynamics challenges. She is committed to advancing energy storage innovations that align with global sustainability goals, particularly in small-scale applications. Her interests also extend to interdisciplinary approaches in technology systems to reduce environmental impact and enhance renewable energy integration.

Advising & Grants:

While no specific grants or advisees are documented, her affiliation as a Research Fellow suggests involvement in institutionally supported projects. Her contributions likely align with funding priorities in renewable energy and environmental engineering.

Labs/Teams:

Amalie is part of the Energy Systems Section at the University of Oslo, collaborating on cutting-edge research to develop resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure. This group focuses on technological advancements for clean energy systems and environmental resource management.