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Suraj Talele
Teaching Assitant at University of North Texas
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- Mechanical and Energy Engineering
- Class of 2016
- DENTON, TEXAS
Member since January 2015
About
I am a PhD student in Mechanical and Energy Engineering department. My focus is on human behavior modelling and using human behavior models for energy modelling of residential buildings. I work in a unique Zero Energy Laboratory at the UNT's Discovery Park campus and most of my work has been focused on energy efficiency, condensation control in radiant floor systems and energy modelling using EnergyPlus. I have also worked on computational fluid dynamics modelling on natural ventilation using Solar Chimney in the Zero Energy Lab.
Education
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University of North Texas
Mechanical Engineering
2011 – 2017
Honors and awards
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Association of Energy Engineers Scholarship
For outstanding academic achievements for student s working in the field of Energy and energy efficiency.
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UNT Tuition Reduction Benefit Award
For outstanding academic achievement awarded to doctoral students
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Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
Awarded to students with excellent achievements in graduate school
Goals and interests
- Career goal
I would like to join industry as a research oriented engineer and main companies which I am interested in are aerospace, engineering procurement and construction (EPC), energy service companies.
Experience
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Teaching Assitant
University of North Texas
Aug 2013 – Dec 2014
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Research Assistant
University of North Texas
Aug 2012 – Aug 2013
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Student Academic Assistant
University of North Texas
Aug 2011 – Aug 2012
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Research Assistant
University of North Texas
Languages
- English (US) Advanced
- Hindi Advanced
- German Beginner
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