Prof. Dworkin is a Canada Research Chair in High Performance Computing for Sustainable Energy.
Our group uses state-of-the-art high-performance computing techniques to simulate combustion systems and the pollutants they emit. We’re using numerical analysis to solve problems related to Canadian industry, and the global environment.
Geothermal HVAC has the potential to revolutionize the heating and cooling industry. We’re developing algorithms and commercializing software for the optimization of ground source heat pump design.
A new paper, “An Artificial Neural Network for the Low-cost Prediction of Soot Emissions,” has been accepted for publication in Energies.
Congratulations Luke Di Liddo for winning a MITAC Research Training Award for the Fall 2020 semester!
Congratulations Reza Daneshazarian for winning a MITAC Research Training Award for the Fall 2020 semester!