Babak Shafei
Education
- 2007-2008 PhD., Utrecht University, the Netherlands
- 2006 M.S., Environmental Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
- 2004 B.S., Civil Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
Awards
- 2007, Graduate fellowship, Department of civil engineering, University of Delaware
- 2007, full PhD research fellowship under the European Commission Sixth framework programme
- 2006, Prestigious Elton Z. and Lois G. Huff fellowship in Civil Engineering at Auburn University
Research Interests
- Reactive Transport Modeling (RTM)
- Biogeochemistry
- Analytical and numerical methods
Responsibilities
- Teaching assistant of the course global geochemical cycles, School of earth and atmospheric sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Teaching assistant of the course principles of the geochemistry, Department of Earth Sciences, Utrecht University
- Teaching assistant of the course reactive transport modeling, Department of Earth sciences, Utrecht University
- Teaching assistant of the course nutrient cycles in wetlands, Department of Biology, Utrecht University
- Teaching Assistant of the course advanced engineering mathematics, Department of Civil Engineering, Sharif University of Technology
- Consultant Environmental Engineer in Organization of Waste Recycling and Composting (OWRC), World Bank’s solid waste management project in Tehran, Iran
- Consultant Environmental Engineer in Pangan Avaran consulting company, Tehran , Iran
- Project manager in Segal construction company, Tabriz, Iran
- Consultant structural engineer in Farbar consulting company, Tehran, Iran
- Shafei,B., Couture, R., P.Van Cappellen , A.Tessier, C. Gobeil, 2008. “ Modeling of arsenic adsorption from kinetic and thermodynamic point of view” ( In preparation)
- Couture, R., Shafei,B., P.Van Cappellen , A.Tessier, C. Gobeil, 2008. “Non-steady state diagenesis of arsenic in sediments of an Eastern Canada” ( Submitted to Environmental Science and Technology Journal)
- Ataie, B., Shafei, B., “ A semi-analytical solution of the capture zone of partially penetrating well with skin effects in confined aquifers” (Water Resources Research, Accepted)
- Ataie,B., Shafei B., “Non- steady state delineation of the capture zone of partially penetrating wells” (Water Resources Research, Accepted)
- CMWR conference (2008) Shafei Babak, Philippe van Cappellen: Analysis of the split operator approach for multispecies reactive transport models
- CMWR conference (2008) Shafei Babak, Behzad Ataie Ashtiani: Semi-analytical solution of delineation of capture zones
- Shafei Babak, 2005. “Economical and technical comparison of different separation methods of the solid waste in a sorting line”. Department of Civil Engineering, Sharif University of Technology.
- Shafei Babak, 2005. ” Solidification and Stabilization (SS) as a remediation technique” Department of Civil Engineering, Sharif University of Technology.
