Reza Danesh
I earned my PhD in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Canada, in 2021. My doctoral study focused on nano-engineered thermal energy storage (TES) systems coupled with ground source heat pumps for various buildings and applications. Following the completion of my PhD, I delved deeper into TES research, investigating its feasibility in real-world cases at TMU's Department of Architectural Science (Building Science) as a post-doctoral fellow. Currently, I am employed at the University of Toronto as an NSERC postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering, where my research centers on indoor air quality (IAQ), building energy analysis, and smart buildings.
I earned my PhD in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Canada, in 2021. My doctoral study focused on nano-engineered thermal energy storage (TES) systems coupled with ground source heat pumps for various buildings and applications. Following the completion of my PhD, I delved deeper into TES research, investigating its feasibility in real-world cases at TMU's Department of Architectural Science (Building Science) as a post-doctoral fellow. Currently, I am employed at the University of Toronto as an NSERC postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering, where my research centers on indoor air quality (IAQ), building energy analysis, and smart buildings.