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Samer Sawalha is an Associate Professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in the Department of Energy Technology, where he has been active since 2013. He completed his PhD in 2008, focusing on CO2 supermarket refrigeration. Throughout his career, Samer has been the principal investigator for several research projects funded by the Swedish Energy Agency and the EU, demonstrating strong collaboration with industry. His current research leads a project aimed at optimizing supermarket energy systems, integrating practical applications with innovative theories. His research interests center on supermarket refrigeration, energy systems, heat recovery, and the use of propane and CO2 as refrigerants. Samer employs various methodologies, including modeling and experimental work, to explore long- and short-term thermal energy storage solutions. He has also contributed to academia as the research director for the Sustainable Energy Engineering Master program and has taught various courses at the master's level, encompassing applied refrigeration technologies and energy systems.
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