Current research developed in my research team has two folds: on the end of fundamental science, we study the thermal, mechanical, and electrochemical processes and develop innovative approaches through multi-scale and multi-physics integrated designs and controls for improving the performance of energy systems, energy storage, and separation processes, using numerical models and experimental techniques; on the end of applied science, we investigate and characterise the technical, social, economic and environmental constraints for enabling implementations of sustainable energy and environment solutions for real-world applications.

Current research interests include: energy storage, low-carbon heating and cooling, engineering for development in energy, water and food.