Loh Boris-Edmond Bohteh | Hybrid Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Loh Boris-Edmond Bohteh | Hybrid Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

Research scientist, University of Dschang Cameroon, Cameroon

Boris-Edmond Loh Bohteh, born on March 16, 1993, in Bamenda, Cameroon, is a dedicated physicist specializing in electronics, electrotechnics, and automation. A passionate educator and researcher, he currently contributes to academia and applied research in renewable energy and electrical systems. His expertise spans various technical fields, with a strong focus on sustainable energy solutions for local communities.

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Education 🎓

Boris earned his M.Sc. in Physics from the University of Dschang in 2019, with a specialization in electronics, electrotechnics, and automation. His thesis, supervised by Professor Tchiotsop Daniel, focused on medical physics applications, specifically electrotherapy systems. Earlier, he obtained his B.Sc. in Physics from the University of Dschang in 2017 and a Secondary School Teacher Diploma (DIPES I) from the University of Bamenda in 2015.

Experience 💼

Boris has extensive teaching experience, including his current role as a secondary school instructor at Saint Joseph Calasanz Bilingual Comprehensive College in Cameroon, where he teaches General Physics. Since 2015, he has taught various physics courses across several institutions, such as Government Bilingual High School Yom 3 and Saint Albert Comprehensive College, sharing his expertise with students in both English and French-speaking contexts.

Research Interests 🔬

Boris’s research focuses on renewable energy, electrical systems, and the applications of meta-heuristic algorithms in energy solutions. His interests also extend to artificial intelligence, where he explores innovative approaches to optimizing hybrid energy systems for rural communities in Cameroon, integrating sustainable and efficient energy technologies.

Publications  Top Notes📑

 

Loh Bohteh, B.E., & Nfah, E.M. (2024). Techno-Economic and Environmental Design of a Three-Phase Hybrid Renewable Energy System for UNVDA Ndop, Cameroon Using Meta-Heuristic and Analytical Approaches. Journal of Renewable Energy

This publication explores an optimal energy design for rural communities in Cameroon, leveraging meta-heuristic algorithms to enhance system efficiency and sustainability.

Chao’en Li | Hydrogen Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Chao’en Li | Hydrogen Energy | Best Researcher Award

Senior Scientist, CSIRO, Australia

👨‍🔬 Dr. Chao’en Li is a distinguished Senior Scientist at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Australia. With a PhD in Gas Process Engineering, he serves as a dynamic Project Leader, Laboratory Custodian, and expert in Process and Reaction Kinetics Simulation. Dr. Li’s contributions extend to being a skilled Techno-economic Analyst in the realm of Gas Processing within CSIRO Energy. Based in Notting Hill, Victoria, his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge is evident in his multifaceted roles. 🌏🔬

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Education

🎓 Dr. Chao’en Li boasts an impressive academic journey spanning continents and disciplines. From 1979 to 1983, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Organic Chemistry at Shandong Normal University in China, laying the foundation for his scientific pursuits. Moving forward, he pursued a Master’s in Engineering with a focus on Applied Organic Chemistry at Dalian University of Technology, China, from 1984 to 1987. This solidified his expertise in the field. The quest for knowledge led him to the University of New England, Australia, where he completed a Master of Computer from 1996 to 2002, delving into the intersection of chemistry and technology. His pinnacle achievement during this period was obtaining a PhD in Physical Chemistry, showcasing his commitment to advancing scientific understanding. 🌏🔬🎓

Working & Research Experiences

👨‍🔬 Dr. Chao’en Li brings a wealth of expertise to his current role as a Senior Scientist at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), where he has evolved through various impactful positions since 2007. As a Project Leader, Laboratory Custodian, and Process and Reaction Kinetics Simulator within the Group of Energy Resource Processing, he spearheads projects focusing on the conversion of natural energy resources to liquid fuels and chemicals. His efforts contribute significantly to Australia’s energy self-sufficiency, leveraging technology to optimize the utilization of natural gas and energy resource reserves. Prior to his tenure at CSIRO, Dr. Li held key roles at the Research Institute of Petroleum Processing in China, where he led groundbreaking projects in petroleum processing and carbon materials manufacture, emphasizing high-value product development from heavy oil residue. 🌏🔬🛠️

Awards and Schalorships

🏆 Dr. Chao’en Li’s distinguished career is adorned with accolades, underscoring his impactful contributions to the scientific realm. Notable among these honors is the 2015 Oil, Gas & Fuels Program Non-Cash Reward from CSIRO Energy. His prowess in kinetic modeling earned recognition through the 2012 and 2011 Capability Development Funding awards. Dr. Li’s academic journey was marked by prestigious scholarships, including the Deakin University Research Scholarships in 2002 and the Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarships in 1996. His exceptional work on needle coke production garnered the 1995 Science and Technology Prize from China Petrochemical Corporation. Additionally, he earned nominations for the China Outstanding Youth Scientist Award in 1996 and the Yisheng Mao’s Outstanding Youth Scientist Award. His global impact extends to the Gunma University Guest Researcher Scholarship in 1991. 🏅🔬🎓

Publications Top Notes

  1. “Investigation of the improvement of the CO2 capture performance of aqueous amine sorbents by switching from dual-amine to trio-amine systems”
    • Zhang, R.
    • Li, Y.
    • He, X.
    • Amer, M.W.
    • Barzagli, F.
    • Separation and Purification Technology, 2023, 316, 123810
    • Cited by: 9 (2023)
  2. “CO2 absorption in blended amine solvent: Speciation, equilibrium solubility and excessive property”
    • Zhang, R.
    • Liu, R.
    • Barzagli, F.
    • Li, C.
    • Xiao, M.
    • Chemical Engineering Journal, 2023, 466, 143279
    • Cited by: 13 (2023)
  3. “Techno-Economic Analysis for Direct Processing of Wet Solid Residues Originated from Grain and Inedible Plant Wastes”
    • Lee, M.-S.
    • Hoadley, A.
    • Patel, J.
    • Kozielski, K.
    • Li, C.
    • Bioenergy Research, 2023, 16(2), pp. 940–953
    • Cited by: Not available
  4. “Evaluation and outlook for Australian renewable energy export via circular liquid hydrogen carriers”
    • Li, C.
    • Sage, V.
    • Wang, T.
    • Kozielski, K.
    • Patel, J.
    • International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 2024, 49, pp. 1509–1527
    • Cited by: 2 (2024)
  5. “Speciation and gas-liquid equilibrium study of CO2 absorption in aqueous MEA-DEEA blends”
    • Zhang, R.
    • Liu, H.
    • Liu, R.
    • Li, C.
    • Xiao, M.
    • Gas Science and Engineering, 2023, 119, 205135
    • Cited by: 1 (2023)
  6. “A modified semi-empirical model for correlating and predicting CO2 equilibrium solubility in aqueous 2-[2-(dimethylamino)ethoxy]ethanol solution”
    • Zhong, X.
    • Li, C.
    • Hu, X.
    • Zhang, R.
    • Separation and Purification Technology, 2023, 323, 124364
    • Cited by: 3 (2023)