Professor Hiroshi Nogami is a leading expert in metallurgical process modelling, with extensive expertise in mathematical modelling of industrial processes based on multiphase thermal fluid engineering and reaction kinetics. His research also focuses on optimising metallurgical and chemical processes through operational analysis using developed models, with a particular emphasis on energy efficiency, CO₂ reduction, and resource utilisation. During his visit, he shared insights into Japan’s challenges and current initiatives toward carbon-neutral steelmaking.

Professor Henrik Saxén, renowned for his work in mathematical modelling, optimisation, and soft computing of industrial processes and energy systems, contributed significantly to our discussions on technoeconomic analysis and system integration. His expertise in ironmaking technology, particularly hydrogen-based direct reduction, enriched our understanding of the economic viability of low-carbon ironmaking technologies.

The visit of Professors Nogami and Saxén sparked meaningful discussions, and their feedback and encouragement reaffirmed the importance of our work in advancing sustainable and efficient ironmaking technologies.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Professors Nogami and Saxén for their invaluable time and insights.


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