Yuri L. Shoshyn

Yuri L. Shoshyn is a University Researcher in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology, affiliated with the Group De Goey. His research focuses on sustainable energy solutions, particularly in the field of metal fuels and combustion processes. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean energy and environmental protection.

His work emphasizes iron powder combustion, metal fuel cycles, and low-emission energy systems. Key projects include investigating zero-carbon metal fuel combustion and optimizing iron powder combustion dynamics. Collaborations span multi-scale analysis of energy carriers and real-world applications in energy storage systems.

Recent publications explore topics like recycled iron particle ignition, particle size effects on flame stability, and cyclic reduction of combusted materials. His research bridges experimental and theoretical approaches to address challenges in sustainable energy generation and environmental impact mitigation.

Shoshyn is part of multiple funded projects, including the 'Towards a Full Multi-Scale Understanding of Zero-Carbon Metal Fuel Combustion' initiative. He actively participates in academic discourse through media contributions explaining combustion science and metal fuel innovations.