E. Moustapha DOUMBIA

E. Moustapha Doumbia has a diverse work experience in research and analysis, with a focus on energy efficiency and solar power. Starting in 2010, they worked as a researcher at Tsurekawa Laboratory, studying the material for solar panels and analyzing the potential barriers and loss of energy during electron transportation. In 2014, they became a research assistant at the Hermann-Rietschel-Institut, where they contributed to the Eneff: Luft project by conducting in-depth analysis of air flow in HVAC systems and optimizing component forms to reduce pressure losses. Their role also involved running energy analysis of HVAC networks for optimal configuration. Currently, since 2018, they are a PhD researcher at Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy, where they are focused on their research in an undisclosed field.

E. Moustapha DOUMBIA has a diverse education history. In 2005, they attended Camille Jullian and pursued a Classe Préparatoire aux Grandes Écoles, focusing on Mathematics and Physics. E. Moustapha completed this program in 2011. In the same year, they also obtained a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Numerical Simulation from ENSEIRB MATMECA. In 2014, they briefly enrolled at Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin to study Project Management, although the degree name is not specified.