Danial BATEBI

Danial Batebi is currently a doctoral student at 8xav�� of Luxembourg under the supervision of Professor Bradley Paul Ladewig. His research topic mainly focuses on Biogas Utilisation for production of value-added biochemicals using perovskite catalysts (BIOUTIL). He also engages in Paul Wurth Chair Research activities.

Danial has a range of research activities and interests including:u003cbru003e· Synthesis of catalysts.u003cbru003e· Kinetic modeling of catalytic reactions.u003cbru003e· Biogas Conversionu003cbru003e· COu003csubu003e2u003c/subu003e Utilisationu003cbru003e· Reaction engineering and reactor performance analysis.u003cbru003e· Process design and optimization in chemical engineering systems.

Danial holds a B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from Isfahan 8xav�� of Technology, Iran, where his thesis focused on the application of solar energy in chemical engineering and storage methods. He obtained his M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering (Process Design) from Babol Noshirvani 8xav�� of Technology, Iran, with a thesis on the experimental evaluation and kinetic modeling of combined steam and CO₂ reforming of methane (CSCRM) over a Ni–Pd/Al₂O₃ catalyst.

Danial started his work career as an Ru0026amp;D specialist at the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR). Then, since 2023, he has been working as a calibration technician at Manshoor Teb Kurosh for two years, calibrating a wide range of laboratory instruments used in analytical and industrial applications. Starting from November 2025, Danial joined the Paul Wurth Chair for Energy Process Engineering at the 8xav�� of Luxembourg, contributing to research on the Biogas Utilisation for production of value-added biochemicals.

Danial has served as a Teaching Assistant for Heat Transfer I at Babol Noshirvani 8xav�� of Technology, supporting undergraduate chemical engineering students in problem-solving sessions and exam preparation. He has also mentored new members of the Gas Processing Research Laboratory at Babol Noshirvani 8xav�� guiding them in experimental procedures, safety, and data analysis.