Anders Brink

Anders Brink is a Professor in the Faculty of Science and Engineering, leading research at the Laboratory of Process and Systems Engineering Technologies for a Sustainable Future. His work focuses on advanced combustion technologies and sustainable energy systems, with active research projects extending through 2027.

His research explores:

• Innovations in fluidized bed combustion and chemical looping systems
• Emission reduction strategies for biomass and alternative fuels
• High-temperature material behavior in energy conversion processes
• Optimization of combustion mechanisms for ammonia and black liquor fuels

Recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate consistent focus on sustainable combustion technologies, particularly:

• Experimental analysis of novel fuel combustion mechanisms
• Material durability studies in aggressive thermal environments
• Emission control techniques for fluidized bed systems
• Advanced diagnostic methods for combustion processes

He leads significant research initiatives including:

• Flexible Clean Propulsion Technologies (Business Finland, 2024-2027)
• CPT: CLEAN PROPULSION TECHNOLOGIES (Business Finland, 2021-2023)
• Negative CO2 emissions via Chemical-Looping Combustion (2015-2019)

Supervision activities include examination of graduate research and coordination of 21 undergraduate projects in energy technology (2013-2017). His laboratory focuses on developing scalable solutions for sustainable industrial energy systems.