Ph.D. Graduate, Spring 2021
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Hometown: Isfahan, Iran
Angineh Zohrabian was born in Isfahan, Iran, into an Armenian family. She went to the University of Isfahan and got her bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering in 2012. She continued her education earning a Master’s degree in Energy Engineering at Sharif University of Technology, Tehran in 2014, prior to moving to the U.S. in 2015. Angineh joined the S3 group in fall 2016 and finished her PhD in Environmental Engineering at University of Southern California in Spring 2021.
Dissertation Title
Evaluating strategies for accelerating sustainable electricity and water supply transitions in California
Awards and Honors
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Recipient of Energy Engineers Association SoCal Chapter Scholarship – 2019
- Honorable Mention NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program – 2017
- Recipient of USC Viterbi Fellowship – 2016
Education
- Master of Science, Energy Systems Engineering – Sharif University of Technology, Tehran (Sep 2012 – Sep 2014)
- Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering – University of Isfahan, Isfahan (Sep 2008 – Jan 2012)
Peer-reviewed Journal Publications
- A. Zohrabian and K.T. Sanders (2021). Emitting Less Without Curbing Usage? Exploring Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Strategies in the Water Industry Through Load Shifting. Applied Energy, 298, 117194 DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2021.117194
- A. Zohrabian, S.L. Plata, D. Kim, A.E. Childress, K.T. Sanders (2021). Leveraging the water‐energy nexus to derive benefits for the electric grid through demand‐side management in the water supply and wastewater sectors. WIREs Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water, 8(3).
DOI: 10.1002/wat2.1510 - A. Zohrabian and K.T. Sanders (2020). The Energy Trade-offs of Transitioning to a Locally Sourced Water Supply Portfolio in the City of Los Angeles. Energies, 13 (21), 5589.
DOI: 10.3390/en13215589 - A. Zohrabian and K.T. Sanders (2018) Assessing the impact of drought on the emissions- and water-intensity of California’s transitioning power sector. Energy Policy, 123, 461-470.
- A. Zohrabian, M. Mansouri, M. Soltanieh, S. Sattari, 2016. “Techno-economic Evaluation of an Integrated Hydrogen and Power Co-generation System with CO2 Capture”. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, 44: 94-103.
- M. Soltanieh, A. Zohrabian, M.J. Gholipour, E. Kalnay, 2016. “A Review of Global Gas Flaring and Venting and Impact on the Environment: Case Study of Iran”. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, 49: 488-509.
- A. Sari, A. Zohrabian, 2014. ”Simulation Study of the Effect of Feed Moisture on Autothermal Reforming in Short Contact Time Catalytic Micro Channels”. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 39: 3269-3285.
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