Simon Birger Byremo Solberg

SIMON BIRGER BYREMO SOLBERG is a Research Fellow at the Department of Energy and Process Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research focuses on membrane technology, electrochemistry, and energy storage systems. Key areas include ion-exchange membranes, electrodialysis processes, lithium-ion battery performance optimization, and sustainable resource recovery.

His work integrates advanced modeling techniques with experimental analysis to address challenges in energy efficiency and environmental engineering. Recent studies explore transport phenomena in mixed-solvent electrolytes, electrode structuring for enhanced battery rate capacity, and selective metal recovery using electrodialysis.

Collaborations span interdisciplinary projects, including forest management strategies for sustainable resource use. His publications emphasize innovative solutions for energy conversion (e.g., waste heat to hydrogen) and pollution mitigation through advanced membrane-based systems.

Notable contributions include developing activity coefficient models for electrolyte mixtures and refining methods for precise transport number measurements. His research bridges fundamental science and industrial applications, targeting scalable, environmentally sound technologies.