Paride Gullo

Paride Gullo is a researcher at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) with a focus on transcritical R744 (CO2) refrigeration systems, ejector technology, and energy-efficient solutions for supermarkets. His work spans high-temperature heat pumps, natural refrigerants, and digitalization in thermal systems.

• Ph.D., University of Udine (2017)
• MSc, University of Florence (2013)

Research Interests include:

• Transcritical CO2 cycles for cooling and heating
• Dynamic modeling and optimization of refrigeration systems
• Waste heat recovery and advanced exergy analysis
• Development of eco-friendly technologies using natural refrigerants
• Integration of heat pumps with district heating networks

Recent Publications highlight innovations in:

• Adapting R744 systems for rising global temperatures
• Optimizing ice storage for supermarket refrigeration
• Enhancing ejector performance in transcritical cycles
• Utilizing waste heat via multi-ejector chillers
• Ultra-low-GWP refrigerants for small systems

Scientific Awards

• Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship (2019)
• Consistently ranked in the top 2% of influential researchers in his field (2019–2023)

Grants and Projects include leading initiatives like GEOSYN (geothermal synergy), ECO2-ferries (zero-emission ferries), and DH4FREE (carbon-free district heating). He supervises PhD students and collaborates internationally, particularly with institutions in Norway, Denmark, and Sweden.