Dr Zainul Abdin
Dr. Abdin completed his Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from the University of British Columbia, Canada, and Monash University, Australia. The research encompassed hydrogen microgrids, hydrogen storage for off-grid electricity supply, and computer modeling of all aspects of renewable energy systems from the device to the enterprise level.
He obtained his Ph.D. in Engineering Physics from Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. The thesis focused on modeling the principal components of hybrid energy systems that include energy storage in the form of hydrogen.
Before his Ph.D., Dr. Abdin worked for Telenor's telecommunications company as a senior manager and was actively involved with the research and development team for more than five years. He also served as a university lecturer for two years and taught primarily Fundamental of Physics, Semiconductor Physics, Solid-state Physics, and Digital electronics.
Dr. Abdin has a solid commitment to, and interest in clean and hydrogen energy technologies; especially generation to end-use, system integration, improved energy security, and decarbonized world economy:
- Clean and hydrogen energy technologies.
- Hydrogen value chain - generation to end-use.
- Smart energy systems.
- Energy storage.
- Advanced physics-based modeling and simulation.
- Techno-economic, sustainability, and reliability analysis.