Ali Eftekhari is a computational expert and chemical engineer with 14 years of experience designing experiments, developing process simulations, and building mathematical models to reduce energy use and environmental impacts, with a particular focus on decarbonization and subsurface storage. He has a strong track record at DTU and TU Delft bridging lab-scale core flooding and pilot systems with numerical tools for multiphase flow, reactive transport, and thermodynamic equilibrium. Proficient in Matlab, Julia, and Python, he develops open-source code and web apps (notably for USEtox) to quantify fate, exposure, and effects of chemicals across ecosystems and human health. He also creates and teaches industrial simulation workshops for Aspen, Hysys, Chemcad and related tools, translating complex thermodynamic and kinetic problems into practical workflows. Beyond academia he has applied his skills to industrial process optimization and pilot design, and in his spare time blends creative pursuits—fiction reading, cooking, Setar, electronics, hiking—with continued open-source engineering.
14 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Chemical Engineering, 17.75/20.00, Bachelor’s Degree, Chemical Engineering, 17.75/20.00 at Shiraz University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Energy and Geo-environmental Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Energy and Geo-environmental Engineering at Delft University of Technology
Master’s Degree, Chemical Engineering, 18.19/20.00, Master’s Degree, Chemical Engineering, 18.19/20.00 at Sharif University of Technology
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