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Lena Abbasi Brujeni Short Resume |
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Date of birth: 30 Dec. 1984 Marital Status: Single Webpage: www.Lenium.net – weblog.lenium.net (Persian Weblog) E-mail address: Lenium@gmail.com
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Academic Background
§ BS in Chemical Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, 2003-2007 Junior student - 112 passed units out of 142 o GPA: Up to now: 16.53/20 Thesis: Simulation and Design of Catalectic Reactors for Dehydrogenizing of isobutene (In progress)
High School: Farzanegan High School (National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents (NODET)) o GPA: =19/20.
Publications
To be Submitted
1. L. Abbasi, A. M. Farahmand, B. Porkar, "Circuit Modeling of Heat Transfer in Transformers,”
Non-refereed
2. L. Abbasi, A. Kheradmand, A. Shahravan, “Current Idioms in Petroleum Industries”, Farayand Journal, a journal on Chemical and Petroleum Engineering published in Sharif University of Technology, Vol7, Winter 2005.
(Astronomical ones, as the author of astronomy pages in some magazines)
3. L. Abbasi, "Are stars really constant?,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 20, Vol. 2, Nov. 2002. (in Persian/Farsi) 4. L. Abbasi, "Sky, The mirror of myths,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 19, Vol. 4, Jan. 2003. (in Persian/Farsi) 5. L. Abbasi, "Look! The Slug is rising in the East!,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 20, Vol. 5, Feb. 2003. (in Persian/Farsi) 6. L. Abbasi, "An Imaginary arc in the night,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 21, Vol. 6, March. 2003. (in Persian/Farsi) 7. L. Abbasi, "Saturday is the Saturn’s day,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 21, Vol. 7, April. 2003. (in Persian/Farsi) 8. L. Abbasi, "Why we orbit the Sun,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 19, Vol. 8, May. 2003. (in Persian/Farsi) 9. L. Abbasi, "Have you ever seen meteors?,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 20, Vol. 3, Dec. 2003. (in Persian/Farsi) 10. L. Abbasi, "Do Astronomers predict our future?,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 20, Vol. 4, Jan. 2004. (in Persian/Farsi) 11. L. Abbasi, "The moon stares to the Earth!,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 20, Vol. 8, May. 2004. (in Persian/Farsi) 12. L. Abbasi, "How many arc seconds are we apart?!,” an astronomical article in “Roshd-e-Javan” magazine, Issue 21, Vol. 3, Dec 2004. (in Persian/Farsi) 13. L. Abbasi, "why satellites approach the Earth?,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 20, Vol. 5, Feb. 2004. (in Persian/Farsi) 14. L. Abbasi, "When the year becomes the unit of measurement!,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 21, Vol. 4, Jan. 2005. (in Persian/Farsi) 15. L. Abbasi, "When the moon shines on the snow-covered mountains,” an astronomical article for high school students in “Roshd-e-Javan” monthly magazine, Issue 21, Vol. 5, Feb. 2005. (in Persian/Farsi) 16. L. Abbasi, “Traveling in the shadow of the moon,” Docharkheh-teenagers attachment of Hamshahri newspaper, June 2005(in Persian/Farsi) 17. L. Abbasi, “Hidden haphazard,” Docharkheh-teenagers attachment of Hamshahri newspaper, October 2005 (in Persian/Farsi) 18. L. Abbasi, “an excursion in Space day,” Docharkheh-teenagers attachment of Hamshahri newspaper, December 2005 (in Persian/Farsi)
Honors and Achievements
§ Ranked among the best 0.1% attendees of undergraduate university entrance examination (821 in Konkoor 2003) § Top student of several courses I enrolled, such as Applied Heat Transfer, Food Quality Control, Heat Transfer Lab., etc. § On of the three first students of most of the courses I enrolled such as, Mass transfer, Fundamentals of electrical engineering, Physical chemistry, Transport phenomena in porous media, Applied mathematics in chemical engineering. § Best writer of Roshd-e-javan magazine in 2003
Enrolled Courses
§ Mass and Energy Balance § Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics 1 § Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics 2 § Fluid Mechanics § Fluid Mechanics Lab. (In progress) § Introduction to Numerical Methods § Heat Transfer 1 § Heat Transfer lab § Applied Heat Transfer § Mass Transfer § Industrial Unit Operation 1 § Industrial Unit Operation 2 (In progress) § Unit Operation Lab (Next semester) § Chemical Reaction Engineering § Applied Mathematics in Chemical Engineering § Process Control Engineering (In progress) § Principles of Hydraulic Design of Two-phase flow Transmission pipelines (In progress) § Corrosion in Petroleum Industry § Transport Phenomena in Porous Media § Food Quality Control § Physical Chemistry § Computer Programming – Pascal § Differential Equations § Fundamental of Electrical Engineering § General Math. 1 § General Math. 2 § Physics 1 § Physics Lab. 1 § Physics 2 § Physics Lab. 2 § General Chemistry 1 § General Chemistry 2 § General Chemistry Lab. § Organic Chemistry § Organic Chemistry Lab. § Analytical Chemistry § Analytical chemistry Lab. (In progress) § Static
(Note: In my 8th academic term I will take some more courses such as, Design of heat exchangers and columns, Application of Computer in Chemical Engineering, Control Lab and Physical Chemistry Lab)
Extracurricular Activities
Scientific: § Presenting several short courses and seminars voluntarily, Introduction to heat transfer, a presentation for students (as one of the members of scientific group), Sharif University of Technology, Winter 2005 § Member of student chapter of Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), 2004-current § Member of Scientific Student Society of CHE Department, Sharif University of Technology, 2003- current § Member of executive group of the fourth Chemical Engineering & the second Petroleum Engineering Student Conference, Sharif University of Technology 2003 § Member of executive group of the first national HSE conference, Sharif University of Technology, Winter 2006 § Technical events editor of Farayand journal, a journal on chemical and petroleum engineering published in Sharif University of Technology, 2005 § Member of editorial board of Farayand journal, a journal on chemical and petroleum engineering published in Sharif University of Technology, 2004 § Attending in Seminars & Conferences, such as:
§ Member of handling group of Night Sky NGO (astronomical NGO), 2000-2001 § Member of executive group of the first congress of Iranian Amateur Astronomers, 2003 § Member of executive group of the second congress of Iranian Amateur Astronomers, 2004 § Member of Astronomy club, Sharif University of Technology, 2003-current § Being an amateur astronomer since 1999
Others: § Member of Light-Pollution NGO (a Sub branch of Jebheye Sabz, an NGO with the aim of saving nature) § Member of Photography club, Sharif University of Technology, 2003-current § Finance manager of Photography club, Sharif University of Technology, 2004 § Running a weblog (in Persian/Farsi) that can be accessed through weblog.lenium.net) § Playing a Turkish musical instrument called “Turkish Tar” and Harmonica (I used to play tar, then I turned to Harmonica and now am planning to play flute) § Taking photos, specially astronomical ones § Skating
Work Experiences
1. Internship, Hellenic Sugar Industry, Serres Greece, Sep-Oct 2006 2. Internship, Iran’s Research Institute of Petroleum Industry, Tehran Iran, July- Sep 2006 3. Astronomy teacher, Saba high school, Tehran, Iran, Fall and Winter 2006 4. Astrophysics teacher, Zafaranieh Observatory, Tehran Iran, Summer 2004 5. Author of Astronomy column, Roshd-e-Javan magazine, Tehran Iran, 2002-current 6. Author of Bad Astronomy column, Nojum magazine, Tehran Iran, 2006 7. Correspondent, Docharkheh, teenagers attachment of Hamshahri newspaper, 2000-current (in the primary years I was an honorary one)
Languages § Persian (Native Speaker) § English (Fluent) (TOEFL Score: 617 – L: 63, S: 62, R: 60) § Arabic (Average) § Turkish (Average)
Software and Computer skills
§ MatLab scripting language § Hysys § Fluent § Delphi (Good) § Pascal (Good) § Php (a little) § HTML (Good)
Interests
Nanotechnology, Process Design, Artificial Intelligence in Chemical Engineering, Control Engineering, Fuzzy logic, Genetic Algorithms, Simulation and Modeling, Oil & Gas Industries, Gas Conversions, Chaos,, Literature, Astronomy, Photography, Philosophy of Science
Hobbies Reading Books, Listening to Music, Skating, Mountain Climbing, Observing the sky, Writing, Surfing the web, Photographing, Cycling
Reference Available on request
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