My research interests focus on the field of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineering; with a particular emphasis on thermal systems and energy efficiency improvement. I am especially interested in the development of high-efficiency cooling and air conditioning systems; as well as the use of low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants in line with current environmental sustainability goals. I also explore the thermal performance of heat exchangers; aiming to enhance their effectiveness and reduce both size and energy losses. My research extends to the integration of solar energy in cooling systems; particularly absorption-based technologies; and the application of phase change materials (PCM) for thermal energy storage and indoor thermal regulation. Additionally; I am interested in climate-responsive HVAC system design; smart thermal load management in buildings; and the use of advanced simulation tools such as ANSYS and MATLAB for modeling and analyzing thermal systems. My work also includes the application of artificial intelligence in HVAC control systems; as well as the development of predictive maintenance models based on real-time data analysis to improve operational reliability and efficiency.