Dr Meshkat Dolat
About
Biography
Dr Meshkat Dolat is a Lecturer in Chemical and Process Engineering at the University of Surrey. His research focuses on process systems engineering, optimisation and digitalisation for sustainable energy and chemical processes, with particular interests in carbon capture and utilisation, anaerobic digestion, renewable energy systems and AI-enabled decision-making. He also brings extensive industrial experience in oil, gas, petrochemical and water-treatment projects, spanning process, piping and plant design engineering.
University roles and responsibilities
- Lecturer in Chemical and Process Engineering
My qualifications
ResearchResearch interests
Dr Meshkat Dolat’s research interests are in developing modelling, optimisation and digitalisation approaches for sustainable energy and chemical processes. His current applications include carbon capture and utilisation, anaerobic digestion, renewable energy systems, process simulation, techno-economic analysis, dynamic systems modelling and flexible operation. He uses mathematical optimisation, process modelling, data-driven methods and artificial intelligence to develop practical decision-support tools for improving the efficiency, flexibility and environmental performance of low-carbon industrial systems.
Research interests
Dr Meshkat Dolat’s research interests are in developing modelling, optimisation and digitalisation approaches for sustainable energy and chemical processes. His current applications include carbon capture and utilisation, anaerobic digestion, renewable energy systems, process simulation, techno-economic analysis, dynamic systems modelling and flexible operation. He uses mathematical optimisation, process modelling, data-driven methods and artificial intelligence to develop practical decision-support tools for improving the efficiency, flexibility and environmental performance of low-carbon industrial systems.
Teaching
- Module Leader for Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics - ENG2122 (Semester 2, Year 2)
- Module Leader for Separation Processes 2 - ENG3185 (Semester 1, Year 3)