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Julian D. Osorio is a research engineer in the Energy Conversion and Storage Systems Center at NREL. Previously, he was an intern at the Idaho National Laboratory doing research related with concentrated solar supercritical carbon dioxide cycles thermal–electrical co-simulation, and materials for solar energy applications. He returned to Colombia and joined the University of Medellin as a full-time professor from January 2017 to November 2018, where he taught thermodynamics, power generation cycles, heat transfer, and renewable energy seminars courses. From November 2018 to July 2019, he worked as a postdoctoral research associate at Idaho National Laboratory. He joined NREL in July 2019, where he is working as a research engineer. 

Research Interests

Modeling and optimization of hybrid energy systems

Thermal–electrical co-simulation in real time environment

Integration of renewable energy technologies into the grid

Professional Experience

Idaho National Laboratory:

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Power, and Energy Systems (2018–2019)

Intern, Modeling of sCO2 Concentrated Solar Power Plants (2015-2016)

University of Medellín (2017–2018):

Professor, Thermodynamics

Professor, Renewable Energy Seminar II and III

Professor, Power Cycles

National University of Colombia:

Professor, Heat Transfer (2017–2018)

Professor, Introduction to Mechanical Engineering (2016)

Professor, Manufacturing Processes (2016)

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Mechanical Engineering, Florida State University

Master, Materials Engineering and Processes, National University of Colombia

Bachelor, Mechanical Engineering, National University of Colombia

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