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Seama Koohi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Alberta, specializing in sustainable renewable energy technologies. He holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Ontario Tech University (formerly the University of Ontario Institute of Technology), where he focused on energy conversion. With a background in mechanical engineering, he has conducted extensive research on ground source heat pumps, net-zero energy buildings, energy storage, and building modeling simulations. Prior to his appointment at the University of Alberta, Dr. Koohi served as an Associate Teaching Professor and Assistant Teaching Professor at Ontario Tech University. His professional experience includes a role as an Energy Analyst at WSP in Toronto, where he focused on energy sustainability in buildings. Dr. Koohi teaches courses related to renewable energy engineering and energy auditing management, emphasizing methodologies in energy management and conservation. He is actively involved in research aimed at advancing sustainable energy solutions, contributing to both academic knowledge and practical implementations in the field.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, Canada
Teaching courses in mechanical engineering with a focus on renewable energy and sustainability.
Ontario Tech University • Ontario, Canada
Instructed courses related to sustainable energy technologies.
Ontario Tech University • Ontario, Canada
Taught courses focused on energy systems and management.
Ontario Tech University • Ontario, Canada
Conducted research and taught courses in mechanical engineering.
WSP • Toronto, Canada
Analyzed energy sustainability strategies for building projects.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management