Research Areas
Nanoscale Transport Phenomena
Atomistic simulation techniques and hierarchical modelling methodologies for thermal engineering of nanostructured materials, with applications in metal-ion batteries
Electric Vehicle Batteries and Chargers
Multiscale hierarchical modelling, design, optimization and prototyping of thermal management systems of batteries, chargers and electric vehicles
Bioengineering and Biomedical Devices
Engineering technologies and modelling methodologies to advance the fields of tissue engineering, biomedical devices, and cardiovascular biomechanics
Energy Systems
Soil and Water Pollution
Modelling & optimization for efficiency and environmental impact of complex energy systems; Geo-physical/chemical & machine learning to characterize inequitable exposures to soil and water pollution
Recent News
CSME-CFDC-CSR 2026 Participations
Cristina Amon delivered Plenary lecture in CSME-CFDC-CSR 2026 on “Thermal Challenges in Electric Vehicle Batteries: Multiscale Modelling, Deep Learning, and Digital Twins” and participated in the Panel on “AI for Mechanics, Autonomy and Intelligent Systems”, while Daniyal Mahmood presented the paper on “Patient-Specific Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling for Uncomplicated Acute Type B Aortic Dissection.”
UnERD 2026 and Best Poster Award
Congratulations to Prof. Cristina Amon’s summer undergraduate students Aayush, Claire and Marcus for presenting their research at Undergraduate Engineering Research Day (UnERD) 2026! Aayush presented his work on “Investigating Mechanisms of Hemodynamic Instability in Artificial Placenta Systems Using Lumped Parameter Models” and won the Best Poster Award. Claire on “Hemodynamic Sensitivity Analysis for CFD Simulations of Pulmonary Vein Stenosis” and Marcus on “High Performance EV Cells: Analyze, Develop and Apply Characterization Framework for Motorsports Applications.”
ATOMS, Jule & Mitacs Collaboration
ATOMS Lab is collaborating with Jule Powered by eCAMION through a Mitacs-supported project to develop a digital twin framework for thermal management of lithium-ion battery energy storage systems. Ontario Minister Nolan Quinn visited Jule’s Scarborough facility with MPPs Aris Babikian and David Smith, Mitacs representatives, Dr. Craig Stephenson and the Centennial College team. The ATOMS Lab presented its collaborative research with Jule and highlighted the value of industry, academia, and government collaboration.
TherMET CREATE Seminar
ATOMS Lab hosted a NSERC CREATE short course seminar by Prof. Greg F. Naterer from University of Prince Edward Island, titled ‘Entropy-Based Methods in Thermal Management of Electrochemical Systems.’ The seminar was followed by presentations from ATOMS Lab researchers and a visit to the Thermal Management Systems (TMS) Lab.
Engineering Outreach-Blueprint
ATOMS Lab was pleased to host Grade 10–11 students from the Discover Blueprint program for an engineering outreach visit to the Thermal Management Systems (TMS) Lab and University of Toronto Formula Racing (UTFR) labs. Students were introduced to the cutting-edge research, hands-on learning, and the exciting possibilities within engineering and STEM.
TherMET CREATE Retreat
ATOMS Lab hosted the NSERC TherMET CREATE Retreat at Toronto’s Centre Island, bringing together trainees for a day of experiential learning and team building. The retreat focused on wellness, research integrity, social responsibility, EDI, and mentorship while providing an opportunity to reflect on the year’s achievements and strengthen collaborations.
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