Mr. Ehsan Sabooniha | Particle Physics | Best Researcher Award 

Technical University of Denmark | Denmark

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Mr. Ehsan Sabooniha began his academic journey with a strong foundation in Mathematics and Physics, obtaining his high school diploma with an impressive GPA of 19.26/20 from Sampad High School in Qazvin, Iran. He then pursued a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering at Sharif University of Technology, where he completed a thesis titled “Numerical Analysis of Selective Plugging Effect in Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery in Micromodel by CFD Simulation,” under the guidance of Dr. Sh. Ayatollahi. His performance in relevant courses, such as Enhanced Oil Recovery and Transfer Phenomena in Porous Media, reflects his strong inclination toward complex problem-solving in energy systems.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS AND CONTRIBUTIONS

Mr. Sabooniha continued to excel during his Master of Science in Production Engineering at Amirkabir University of Technology, where he delved deeper into the challenges of petroleum engineering. His thesis, titled “Determining Optimum Conditions in Pre-Flush Stage of Matrix Acidizing by Means of Pore Scale Modeling of Near-Wellbore Region,” was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Sh. Ayatollahi and Dr. A. Kazemi. His academic pursuits were complemented by practical experiences as a research assistant, where he contributed to simulations of multiphase flow in porous media, HCL-CACO3 reactions, and water flood management. His work in modeling and simulation for CO2 storage and CO2-Oil miscible flow at subsurface porous media has further cemented his expertise in fluid dynamics and energy systems, critical areas of particle physics in the context of subsurface flow and material interactions.

CITATIONS

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RESEARCH FOCUS AND IMPACT

Mr. Sabooniha’s research focuses on the simulation and modeling of subsurface multiphase flow, particularly in the context of geothermal reservoirs and enhanced oil recovery (EOR). His ongoing PhD research, under the advisement of Dr. Hamidreza M. Nick at DOTC, investigates injectivity impairment caused by biochemical and physical clogging in geothermal reservoirs. This research aims to develop new strategies for optimizing geothermal energy production, contributing significantly to the sustainable energy sector. His expertise in simulation tools like COMSOL Multiphysics and Eclipse software has enabled him to model complex fluid-rock interactions, which are integral to understanding the physics of subsurface flows in particle physics.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Mr. Sabooniha's academic journey is marked by numerous accolades, including a graduate research scholarship from Melbourne University and membership in Iran's National Elites Foundation. His dedication to advancing knowledge in the field of energy systems, particularly in the optimization of subsurface fluid dynamics, positions him as a future leader in his domain. As he continues his research on geothermal reservoirs, his contributions are expected to have a lasting impact on the energy sector, particularly in enhancing the efficiency of renewable energy resources. His work embodies the application of particle physics principles to real-world challenges, bridging the gap between theoretical physics and practical engineering solutions.