Prof. Maisonneuve is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USA. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada. Prior to that he obtained his M.Eng. degree in building engineering also from Concordia University, and his B.Sc. degree in environmental science from McGill University, Montreal QC, Canada. His work focuses on membrane processes for energy, water, and environment applications.
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"Using fertilizer-based desiccants for energy efficient greenhouse dehumidification"
"Using solar thermal energy and waste heat for seawater desalination"
"Design of a microalgae photobioreactor for biofuel production and carbon capture"
"Design of a methane pyrolysis reactor for production of hydrogen fuel and graphitic carbon"
"Using ocean thermal gradients to desalinate water for remote islands"
"Using salt gradient energy and thermal energy to enhance reverse osmosis desalination"
"Novel membrane systems for energy harvesting and water recovery"
"Harvesting energy and water from fertilizer osmosis"
"Novel use of fertilizer as a liquid desiccant for energy-efficient greenhouse dehumidification and water recovery"
"Effectively using heat to thermally enhance osmosis"
"A novel membrane process for producing power from water vapor”
"Energy conservation for the Oakland University campus" (co-advised with Prof. K. Kobus)
"Recovering energy from building ventilation with membrane-based ERV"
"Recovering energy from building ventilation with membrane-based ERV"
"Development of a silica-based desiccant dehumidification prototype"
"Using ocean thermal gradients to desalinate water for remote islands"
"Using ocean thermal gradients to desalinate water for remote islands"
"Using ocean thermal gradients to desalinate water for remote islands"
"Harnessing energy from salt gradients to improve the efficiency of desalination"
"Harnessing energy from salt gradients to improve the efficiency of desalination"
"Harnessing energy from salt gradients to improve the efficiency of desalination"
"Recovering energy from building ventilation with membrane-based ERV"
"Recovering energy from building ventilation with membrane-based ERV"
"Recovering energy from building ventilation with membrane-based ERV"
"Energy conservation for the Oakland University campus" (co-advised with Prof. K. Kobus)
"Green Cube: Designing a system for growing sprouts in space"
"Green Cube: Designing a system for growing sprouts in space"
"Using reverse electrodialysis to generate electricity from fertilizer"
"Development of a silica-based desiccant dehumidification prototype"
2022 Dinner at OU Golf Club
2021 Picnic at Rochester Park
2020 Picnic at Bloomer Park
2019 Picnic at River Woods Park
2018 Meeting with DTE Energy
maisonneuve@oakland.edu