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Farzin Golzar is an Assistant Professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, specializing in the Heat Power Technology Division. His research addresses multidisciplinary renewable energy challenges by implementing innovative methods and hybrid data-driven statistical and physical models. Farzin integrates a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) approach with techno-economic analysis to assess and compare the environmental impacts of renewable energy technologies comprehensively. Prior to joining KTH, he worked as a climate energy strategy advisor for Swedish international clients across sectors such as buildings, transportation, and agriculture. He has post-doctoral experience in KTH's Energy System Division, focusing on the sustainability and equality of water-energy systems through actor-driven disruptive innovation. Farzin earned his Ph.D. in Energy Systems Engineering from Sharif University of Technology in 2019, emphasizing techno-economic and environmental optimization of energy supply systems. He also collaborated with the Chair of Ecological Systems Design at ETH Zurich during his doctoral studies. Farzin holds an MSc in optimal design of high-temperature fuel cells for stationary applications (2014) and a BSc in Chemical Engineering with a focus on Phase Change Materials (2012).
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