DrAli Saberi Mehr

My primary research interests encompass a wide spectrum of critical areas in the pursuit of a sustainable energy future. I am dedicated to advancing the field of sustainable hydrogen production, with a focus on green hydrogen generation through renewable energy-driven electrolysis and innovative storage and transportation solutions. Also, my work delves into the realm of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technology, aiming to enhance the performance, durability, and cost-effectiveness of SOFCs through materials innovation and system integration. I also contribute to the electrification of diverse sectors in our economy, exploring strategies to transition from fossil fuels to electricity while rigorously assessing the environmental and economic implications. Furthermore, I investigate the synergistic integration of hydrogen and biofuels to develop sustainable energy solutions, including polygeneration concepts, Power-to-X technologies, and Power-to-Gas solutions. In addition to these areas, I specialise in heat pumps for both domestic and industrial applications, leveraging their potential for efficient heating and cooling. Moreover, my research incorporates cutting-edge machine learning techniques and multi-objective optimisation methods to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of energy systems. Lastly, I am deeply committed to conducting techno-economic modeling and life cycle assessments (LCA) to evaluate the feasibility, economic viability, and environmental sustainability of various energy technologies and systems. Through these research endeavors, I aim to guide informed decision-making in the complex landscape of energy transition.