Associate Professor. Femto-ST / uFC, France
Frédéric Dubas, a dedicated academic and researcher, has been serving as a Maître de Conférences (MCF) at Université de Franche-Comté (UFC) since 2009. Specializing in the field of sciences, he has progressed to the rank of “hors classe” and holds substantial experience in teaching, scientific leadership, and supervision. His work spans interdisciplinary research in non-conventional thermal and electrical machinery, particularly through the renowned FEMTO-ST Institute. With a proactive approach to industrial collaborations, Frédéric has contributed significantly to scientific advancements in electrical actuators and electrolyzer technologies. 🌍🎓💡
Publication Profile
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Education
Frédéric earned his MCF degree in 2009 and was promoted to “hors classe” in 2022. Currently affiliated with the Department of Sciences and Energies at UFC and the FEMTO-ST Institute, he continues to push the boundaries of research while mentoring students across multiple academic levels. 🏅📘
Experience
Frédéric has over 15 years of academic experience, during which he has supervised both undergraduate and graduate programs in science and energy, focusing on electrical engineering topics. He also leads the “Non-Conventional Thermal and Electrical Machines” research team and has been a key scientific figure for the SHARPAC team, directing research initiatives and overseeing multiple industrial projects with notable partners. His expertise includes both scientific leadership and hands-on project supervision, where he engages in practical research applications. 👨🏫🔋
Research Focus
Frédéric’s research primarily centers on electrical machinery, non-conventional thermal and electrical machines, and electrolyzer technologies. He has driven numerous interdisciplinary projects within the FEMTO-ST Institute, where he leads research in novel approaches to enhance efficiency in electrical machines. His industrial collaborations have yielded impactful outcomes in applied science and engineering. 🌌⚙️
Awards and Honors
Frédéric’s contributions have been widely recognized, including the IEEE “Best Paper Award” in 2021 and the internal Renault Innovation Award in 2019. His work has earned additional accolades such as the WASET “Best Presentation Award” and IEEE “Prize Paper Award.” His published works have also been highlighted on MCA MDPI journal covers in both 2018 and 2021, demonstrating his influence in the field of electrical engineering. 🏆📜
Publication Top Notes
Diagnostic and Performance Analysis of a Water Electrolyzer by Magnetic Field Measurements
A 2D Multi-Layer Model to Study the External Magnetic Field Generated by a Polymer Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell
Review of Multi-Physics Modeling on the Active Magnetic Regenerative Refrigeration