Amer Alizadeh Ph.D Department
of Engineering Mechanics, School of Aerospace, Tsinghua University Email:
amer.alizadeh/at/yahoo.com |
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Education:
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Phd (2014-2019)
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Affiliation: Department of Engineering Mechanics, School of Aerospace, Tsinghua
University.
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Supervisor: Prof. Moran Wang.
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M.Sc (2009-2012)
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Affiliation: Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering,
Birjand University.
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Supervisor: Prof. S. Ali Mirbozorgi
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Thesis: Numerical study of Electro-Osmotic flows (EOF) with non-zero
temperature gradient.
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B.Sc (2003-2007)
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Affiliation: Department of Rolling Stock Engineering, School of Railway
Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST).
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Supervisor: Prof. Parisa Hosseini Tehrani
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Thesis: Numerical study of optimal design of the nose of high speed train
for the head to head crash.
Research Interests:
· Electrokinetic and colloid
transport phenomena in micro/nano channels
· Nonlinear electrokinetics in energy
and environmental science
· Multiphysicochemical transports in
porous media
· Lattice Boltzmann methods
Honors & Awards:
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2018 Tsinghua
University Scholarship (1st class)
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2017 Iranian Embassy Prize to top 3
Iranian Students in China
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2014 to 2019 China
Government Scholarship (CSC)
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2009 to 2012 Iran
ministry of Science, Research and Technology scholarship
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2003 to 2007 Iran
ministry of Science, Research and Technology scholarship
Publications
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In
journals
12. A. Alizadeh#, Y.F. Huang#, F.L. Liu, H. Daiguji and M. Wang*. A
streaming-potential-based microfluidic measurement of surface charge at
immiscible liquid-liquid interface. IJMS
11. A. Alizadeh, W. Hsu, M. Wang and H. Daiguji*. Electroosmotic flow:
From microfluidics to nanofluidics. Electrophoresis
42: 834-868, 2021
10. A. Alizadeh,
W. Hsu, H. Daiguji* and M. Wang*. Temperature-regulated Surface Charge
Manipulates Ionic Current Rectification in Tapered Nanofluidic Channel. International Journal of Mechanical
Sciences 210: 106754, 2021
9. A. Alizadeh and
M. Wang*. Temperature effects on electrical double layer at solid-aqueous
solution interface Electrophoresis
41, 1067-1072, 2020 (Cover page)
8. A.
Alizadeh, X. Jin and M. Wang*. Pore-scale Study of Ion Transport Mechanisms through
Inhomogeneously Charged Nanoporous Rocks. Journal
of Geophysical Research-Solid Earth 124: 017200, 2019
7.
A. Alizadeh
and M. Wang*. Flexibility of
inactive electrokinetic layer at charged solid-liquid interface in response to
bulk ion concentration Journal of
Colloid and Interface Science 534:
195-204, 2019
6.
A. Alizadeh
and M. Wang*. A generalized local grid refinement approach for
modeling of multi-physicochemical transports by lattice Boltzmann method.
Advances in Applied Mathematics and
Mechanics 11: 1-26, 2019
5.
A. Alizadeh
and M. Wang*. Reverse
Electrodialysis through Nanochannels with Inhomogeneously Charged Surfaces and
Overlapped Electric Double Layers. Journal
of Colloid and Interface Science 529:
214-223, 2018
4.
A. Alizadeh, M.
Wang*. Direct simulation of electroosmosis around a spherical
particle with inhomogeneously acquired surface charge. Electrophoresis 38: 580-595, 2017 (cover page)
3.
A. Alizadeh, M.
E. Warkiani, M. Wang*, Manipulating electrokinetic conductance of
nanofluidic channel by varying inlet pH of solution. Microfluidics and Nanofluidics. 21: 52, 2017
2. A. Alizadeh, L. Zhang, and M. Wang*. Mixing enhancement of low Reynolds electro-osmotic flows in microchannels with
temperature-patterned walls. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 431: 50-63, 2014.
Thermoelectrochemical migration phenomenon and its effects on the
vortices scale in an electro-osmotic flow
1. A. Alizadeh, J. Wang, S. Pooyan, S. A. Mirbozorgi, M.
Wang*. Numerical Study of Active Control of Mixing in Electro-Osmotic
Flows by Temperature Difference using Lattice Boltzmann Methods. Journal
of Colloid and Interface Science, 407: 546-555, 2013.
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In
Conferences
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A. Alizadeh, M.
Wang*. Modeling electrokinetic conductance of nanochannel by
developing an electrical triple layer model. Optofuidics, 2016, Beijing,
China (Poster).
2.
A. Alizadeh, M.
Wang*. Predictions of electrokinetic conductance of nanochannel by
modified electrical triple layer model. International Conference of
Microfluidics and Lab-On-a-Chip, 2016, Dalian, China (Presentation).
3.
A. Alizadeh, M.
Wang*. Temperature gradient and mixing enhancement of low-Reynolds
electroosmotic flows. Advances in microfluidics & Nanofluidic, 2015,
Beijing, China (Presentation).
4.
A. Alizadeh,
S. A. Mirbozorgi. Numerical investigation of thermal effects on the
electro-osmotic flows in a flat microchannel using lattice Boltzmann method.
14 th conference of fluid dynamics, 2012, Birjand, Iran (In
Persian-Presentation).
5.
A. Alizadeh,
P. H. Tehrani. Optimized nose design of high speed trains in order to increase
the crashworthiness for frontal crash. 2nd international conference on
recent advances in railway engineering, 2009, Tehran, Iran (In
Persian-Presentation).