Dr. Bahamin joined Cranfield University as Research Fellow in Low-Carbon Energy Systems to design a Calcium Looping process for decarbonising Tite and Lyle Suger factory. Previously, Dr. Bahamin collaborated with Cranfield Research Group in school of Water, Energy and Environment to design a state-of-the-art microturbine combustor for biofuels. He obtained his PhD in Chemical Engineering on September, 2018 with the highest distinction Summa Cum Laude from Iran University of Science and Technology and developed reliable mathematical models for prediction of nitrogen oxide during turbulent combustion of biodiesel. Dr. Bahamin received his MSc degree in Gas Processing and Transmission from Petroleum University of Technology on February 2012, Summa Cum Laude. He initiated his research career on early 2009 on the area of the renewable energy systems, applied mathematics, design and simulation.