Mohammad Moghimi Ardekani

Dr. Mohammad Moghimi-Ardekani is an Associate Professor of Clean Energy Technologies at Staffordshire University. His research focuses on renewable energy systems, particularly solar thermal technologies, thermal energy storage, and heat transfer optimization. He has published over 55 peer-reviewed articles and secured research grants totaling £1.7 million. His expertise includes Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), nanofluids, and heat exchanger design.

Education: PhD in Mechanical Engineering (Energy Conversion), MSc in Mechanical Engineering (Energy Conversion subfield), BSc in Mechanical Engineering (Thermo-fluid subfield). Industrial experience includes over four years in design and simulation for solar thermal, oil, and petrochemical plants.

Research interests span solar thermal systems, thermal storage materials, and advanced cooling solutions for batteries and electronics. He has received the Green Talent Award (2015) and a Promising Young Researcher rating (Y2) from the National Research Foundation.

Teaching includes postgraduate and undergraduate courses in CFD, thermodynamics, and fluid mechanics. He serves on the editorial boards of three journals and reviews for 19 others. His work emphasizes sustainable energy solutions and industrial applications.