Prof Huasheng Wang
BEng MSc PhD FHEA MInstR
Professor of Thermofluids Engineering
Engineering 318, Mile End
| Feedback/ support hours: |
Tuesday 13:00-14:00 (office hour) Tuesday 14:00-15:00 (online) |
| Expertise: | Dr Wang's research interests are in the areas of enhanced heat transfer, condensation, boiling, solid-liquid phase change heat transfer, measurement method, molecule dynamics simulation, multi-scale simulation, advanced refrigeration (magneto-caloric, electro-caloric and bar-caloric refrigeration), sustainable thermal energy systems and intelligent buildings. |
| Research Centre: | Sustainable Engineering |
| Affiliations: |
Heat Transfer and Sustainable Thermal Systems Laboratory Fellow of the Higher Education Academy UK Member of the Institute of Refrigeration UK Active member of the Heat Exchanger Action Group (HEXAG) Active member of the Process Intensification Network (PIN) Member of the World Society of Sustainable Energy Technologies (WSSET) Member of the International Advisory Board of International Journal of Refrigeration since 2008 Member of the Editorial Board of Thermal Science and Engineering Progress since 2016 |
Brief Biography
Professor Wang has many years research and teaching experience in thermofluids engineering, building services in universities in China, Japan and the UK. His research interests are in the field of enhanced heat transfer, condensation heat transfer, flow boiling heat transfer, inverse method of heat transfer measurement, molecular dynamics simulations of condensation and boiling/evaporation, multiscale simulations, advanced refrigeration technologies, sustainable thermal energy systems e.g. solar assisted air source heat pump based heating systems and advanced intelligent control for building management systems.
Award and Recognition
2018: Key Scientific Article recognised by the Renewable Energy Global Innovations.
2015: Queen Mary Science and Engineering Faculty Research Performance Award.
2012: Best Engineering Research of 2012 highlighted by Wiley Online Library.
2002: The Prize and Medal for the Outstanding Paper for 2002 by the Japanese Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME).
Award and Recognition
2018: Key Scientific Article recognised by the Renewable Energy Global Innovations.
2015: Queen Mary Science and Engineering Faculty Research Performance Award.
2012: Best Engineering Research of 2012 highlighted by Wiley Online Library.
2002: The Prize and Medal for the Outstanding Paper for 2002 by the Japanese Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME).