Minoo Tasbihi
Head of m Eng Battery Production Engineering @Srh Berlin University Of Applied Sciences
Berlin, DE
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WORK HISTORY
Apr 2025 — Present
Head of m Eng Battery Production Engineering @Srh Berlin University Of Applied Sciences
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EDUCATION
2007 — 2010
University of Nova Gorica
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Environmental Science
2001 — 2003
Iran University of Science and Technology
Master's degree, Chemical Engineering
1996 — 2000
Islamic Azad University, Science And Research Branch
Bachelor's degree, Chemical Engineering
SKILLS
EngineeringLeading Research on Multiple Projects at the Same TimePreparation of Research Proposals, Scientific Reports, Publications, Abstracts aCharacterizationSpectroscopyMass SpectrometryScienceWastewater TreatmentAfmMatlabInorganic ChemistryDesign and Preparation of (Photo-) Catalysts by Use of Different TechniquesExperimentationPhotocatalysisNanoparticlesChemical EngineeringCo-Supervision & Coaching of Bachelor, Master and Ph.d. StudentsWorking with (Photo-) Reactors Such as Cstr, Plug Flow, Fluidized-BedKnowledge of Materials Characterization with: Xrd, Ft-Ir, Bet, Sem, TemNanomaterialsPolymersUv/VisEnvironmental ScienceSustainable DevelopmentConstruct, Develop and Optimize a Photoreactor Set-Up for Air PurificationData AnalysisAbility to Work on Short Time DeadlinesHandling of Highly Reactive and Flammable on Air and Humidity SubstancesScanning Electron MicroscopySurface ChemistryKnowledge of Materials Characterization with: Uv-Vis Spectroscopy, Tga/DtaDesign, Construct and Optimize (Photo) Reactor for Chemical ReactionCatalysisChemistryStatisticsAnalytical ChemistryEnvironmental PolicyPowder X-Ray DiffractionDevelopment and Design of Materials:Chemical, Structural, Physical PropertiesMicrosoft Office
ABOUT MINOO TASBIHI
Heterogeneous catalysis, photocatalysis: photocatalytic degradation of organic compounds, preparation and characterization of photocatalysts, catalyst immobilization, reactor development, photocatalytic conversion of CO2 into valuable compounds (synthesis gas, methane, methanol.).
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