Our Team:
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Niloofar Abdehagh, PhD, PEng, PMP
Vice President - Research and Development Niloofar joined CH Four Biogas in 2016 and is responsible for the strategic and overall operations of R&D department of the company. Niloofar holds a PhD degree from University of Ottawa in Chemical and Biological Engineering and has a wide range of experience in biofuel and biogas industry. She has been responsible for the formation and operation of the company’s R&D department and overseen CH Four’s technology development and technology positioning. Under her management, CH Four has been actively working on different research projects in various fields related to biogas industry and anaerobic digestion. Niloofar has also been appointed as Adjunct Professor at University of Ottawa leading a research group of undergrad and grad students in addition to lecturing on anaerobic digestion and biogas topic. |
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MohammadAli BaghbanZadeh, PhD
Research Scientist, Postdoctoral Fellow MohammadAli is a Postdoctoral fellow at Department of Civil Engineering at University of Ottawa supported by CH Four Biogas Inc. He is involved in research projects in the field of anaerobic digestion of organic wastes and nutrient recovery from digestate. MohammadAli’s specialty is on anaerobic digestion, water and wastewater treatment and waste management where he has spent more than 6 years doing research and engineering on different processes used in this area. MohammadAli holds a PhD degree in Chemical Engineering from University of Ottawa. 
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Nikan Nadimi
Research Assistant Nikan joined CH Four in 2019 as Research intern and actively works in different research projects conducted at CH Four. He has received his bachelors degree in Chemical engineering from University of Ottawa on April 2019. His main focus is on the anaerobic digestion process and the technical measurements featured in it. 
Mohamad Aghdim
Research Scientist, PhD Candidate Mohamad Adghim is a PhD candidate at the Department of Civil Engineering at University of Ottawa. He completed his Masters and Bachelor in Civil and Environmental Engineering. His current research interests are focused on anaerobic digestion and how to improve the process, specifically how to remove ammonia using ammonia-stripping to alleviate inhibitory effects off the process. Aside from anaerobic digestion, Mohamad's research interests and publications cover Life Cycle Assessment, Life Cycle Costing, and smart waste collection systems. Mohamad is the PhD candidate in Dr. Sataj's research. His thesis is supported and closely operated joint with Four Biogas Inc. |
