Vahid Barahimi is a chemical engineer and researcher specializing in DAC (Direct Air Capture) technology. He has an MSc degree in chemical engineering with a focus on water treatment. As a research assistant in the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Waterloo, he is part of a team working to develop direct air capture technologies that can effectively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. His work involves designing and conducting experiments to test the effectiveness of various capture methods and materials. He has a deep understanding of chemical processes and reactions, which allows him to evaluate and optimize the capture methods they are testing.
He has worked with a range of equipment and instruments, including pumps, reactors, and analytical instruments, allowing him to quickly and effectively set up experiments in the lab. Vahid is passionate about using his skills and knowledge to develop new and innovative solutions that can help mitigate the impacts of climate change.