The MAHTEP Group (Modeling of Advanced Heat Transfer and Energy Problems) was established at the end of 2019.
Our mission is to contribute to the energy transition, by applying analytical and numerical tools to the engineering-based modeling of energy scenarios and to the solution of advanced heat transfer problems in different branches of power and energy engineering.
The two aspects come together as key points in contributing to enabling new technologies, such as nuclear fusion, or increasing the efficiency of already well-established technologies.
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News & Events
Matteo Nicoli and Daniele Mosso presented at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna
On July 14th-18th 2025, Matteo Nicoli and Daniele Mosso have participated in the IAEA Technical Meeting on “Modelling the Contribution of Nuclear Power to Clean and Secure Transitions”, held in Vienna from July 14–18, 2025.
MAHTEP’s Marika D’Addazio Selected for MT29 Young Scientist Plenary on 20 T Hybrid Magnets
The PhD candidate of the MAHTEP group Marika D'Addazio was selected to present at the Young Scientist Plenary session at the Conference of Magnet Technology 2025 (MT29) on the topic of "Towards 20 T Hybrid Magnets: Perspectives and Challenges".
The Young Scientist Plenary session is one of the most prestigious opportunities offered to younger scientists to present some inspiring ideas to the magnet community.
Farzaneh Amir Kavei defended her PhD Thesis!
On July 15th 2025, our PhD student Farzaneh Amir Kavei defended her PhD thesis! The entire MAHTEP Group extends its heartfelt congratulations and wishes her every success in her future professional endeavors!
New publication on Energy Nexus
The paper "Integrated Water-Energy Modeling in TEMOA Energy System Optimization Model: Pantelleria Case Study",by Farzaneh Amir Kavei, Maria Elena Alfano, Matteo Nicoli, Francesco Quatraro and Laura Savoldi is now available on "Energy Nexus".
Roberto Diperna participated in the 40th Short Courses on Modelling and Computation of Multiphase Flows at ETH Zurich
Last week, our PhD student Roberto Diperna participated in the course “Modelling and Computation of Multiphase Flows” organized by Prof. Annalisa Manera at ETH Zurich.