Dr. Majid Siavashi, Associat Prof.

Enhanced Oil Recovery
Multi-phase Flow in Porous Media
Inverse heat transfer methods

	E-mail: msiavashi[AT]iust.ac.ir
	Phone: 98-21-77240540 Ex: 2910
	Fax: 98-21-77240488
	Zip Code: 16846-13114
	School of Mechanical Engineering, Iran University of Science & Technology, Narmak, Tehran, Iran

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Education

	Academic Visitor: Department of Earth Science and Engineering, Imperial College London, UK, (2011-2012)
	PhD: School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran, 2013
	MSc: School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran, 2008
	BSc: School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran, 2004

Research of Interest

	High speed numerical methods in reservoir simulation
	Enhanced oil recovery using the streamline-based reservoir simulation technique
	Multi-phase flow in porous media

	Optimization of thermal systems
	Inverse heat transfer methods

Experiences

Guest co-editor: sustainable energy technologies and assessments (SETA), special issue on Porous materials for sustainable energy technologies

Guest co-editor: applied thermal engineering (ATE), special issue on Recent Advances in Thermal Transport in Porous Media for Engineering Applications

Guest co-editor: Journal of thermal analysis and calorimetry (JTAC), special issue on Recent Advances in Transport in Porous Media

Guest co-editor: Journal of porous media (JPM), special issue on Heat Transfer in Porous Media

Guest co-editor: Journal of central south university (JCSU), special issue on Nanofluids

Youth editorial board: Journal of central south university (JCSU)

Honor And Awards

	Ranked 2nd in the 20th international Khwarizmi festival
	Outstanding student (B.Sc. University of Tehran, Iran)
	PhD scholarship (Iran Ministry of Science and Technology)
	Design and manufacture of the first solar car (Persian Gazelle) in the middle east
	Invitated to collaborate to design and build a new hybrid – solar, biofuel and human powered- car at the MIT (the MIT vehicle design summit)

Courses Taught

	Course	Course Plan
Graduate	Advanced Engineering Mathematics I
Graduate	Advanced Engineering Mathematics II
Graduate	Transport phenomena in porous media
Undergraduate	Fluid mechanics II
Undergraduate	Fluid mechanics I

Publications

Doranehgard, M.H., Siavashi, M., Ahmadpour, M. “Numerical simulation of two-phase flow in fractured heterogeneous reservoirs using streamline simulation method and comparing the results with IMPES method”. Proceeding of the 4th International Conference on Electrical, Computer, Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering (ICE2016), 2016, Dubai, UAE.
Nakhaei, A., Tehrani, M. R., Siavashi, M. “Optimal well placement using time-of-flight parameter in streamline simulation“, Proceeding of the 15th Iranian national congress of chemical engineering (ICHEC 2015), 2015, Tehran, Iran (In Persian).
Kowsari, F., Siavashi, M. “Prediction of internal flaw parameters in a two-dimensional body using steady-state surface temperature data and IHCP methods“. Proceeding of the 2nd UKSim European symposium on computer modeling and simulation conference (EMS 2008), 2008, Liverpool, UK, pp. 341-346.
Shokouhmand, H., Moghaddami, M., Siavashi, M. “Second law analysis of nanofluid flow through circular pipe“. Proceeding of the 10th biennial conference on engineering systems design and analysis (ESDA 2010), 2010, Istanbul, Turkey.
Siavashi, M., Kowsari, F., “Estimation of internal flaw parameters in a two-dimensional body through measurement of transient temperature and IHCP methods”. Proceeding of the 17th annual (international) conference on mechanical engineering (ISME 2009), 2009, Tehran, Iran (In Persian).
Shokouhmand, H., Siavashi, M., “Numerical simulation of film cooling over turbine blade and effect of compound angle on blade performance”. Proceeding of the 17th annual (international) conference on mechanical engineering (ISME 2009), 2009, Tehran, Iran (In Persian).

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