EERG – ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH GROUP
Shima is an engineer with nine years of experience in petroleum engineering, research & development, techno-economic analysis of energy systems, and subsurface modeling and characterization. In her PhD research, she investigates the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of a Negative Emission Technology (NET) that integrates Direct Air Capture (DAC) of CO2 with its sequestration through underground energy recovery.
Ph.D. candidate
Shima is an engineer with nine years of experience in petroleum engineering, research & development, techno-economic analysis of energy systems, and subsurface modeling and characterization.
Environmental and chemical engineering, carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) systems, Direct Air CO2 Capture (DAC), CO2–Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) and geothermal modelling, and energy/carbon analysis and life cycle assessment (LCA)
Ph.D. student, Chemical Engineering
Master of Science, Reservoir Engineering
Bachelor of Science, Petroleum Engineering
Shima is an engineer with nine years of experience in petroleum engineering, research & development, techno-economic analysis of energy systems, and subsurface modeling and characterization. In her PhD research, she investigates the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of a Negative Emission Technology (NET) that integrates Direct Air Capture (DAC) of CO2 with its sequestration through underground energy recovery.