The Thermodynamics and Renewable Energy Group at the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering (MPE), Aarhus University, focuses on advancing research at the Energy–Water Nexus; addressing two of the most critical global challenges: providing affordable, clean energy and ensuring sustainable water solutions.
Our research combines physics-based modeling and data-driven approaches to uncover and predict complex thermo-fluidic phenomena across scales: from fundamental mechanisms at the microscale to the integrated behavior of large-scale renewable-energy and water systems.
Our broader vision is to enable the sustainable integration of energy and water systems, contributing to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals on Clean Energy (SDG 7) and Clean Water (SDG 6), while supporting global efforts toward climate change mitigation and a resilient green transition.
Students seeking BSc or MSc projects are welcome to contact me. Example topics are listed below, and customized projects can be developed upon discussion.
