Tze-Yeung Cho | Department of Engineering
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Department of Engineering

Dr Tze-Yeung Cho FHEA, AMIMechE, PhD

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Tze-Yeung Cho

Research Associate

Academic Division: Energy, Fluids and Turbomachinery

Email: zc282@cam.ac.uk

Publications


Research interests

Improving exergy efficiency of processes. Currently working on thermoacoustics and catalysis research, and teaching courses and supervisions in thermofluids and energy. Bell-ringer, gardener, and train-spotter after work.

Strategic themes

Energy, transport and urban infrastructure

  • Reducing exergy losses
  • Application of thermoacoustics
  • Data-driven infrastructure design (main work with Dr. Pan)
  • Better railway for UK (with CURC)

Manufacturing, design and materials

  • More efficient catalysts
  • Precision pressure control for future battery packs (with CamVolt)
  • Railway vehicle design and manufacture (for IMechE Railway Challenge with CULES)

Bioengineering

  • High efficiency & fully organic allotment (personal project)

Complex, resilient and intelligent systems

  • Better use of AI tools in Engineering teaching.
  • Change ringing on 6 and 8 bells.

Research projects

Teaching activity

  • Part IA Stirling Engine Lab
  • Part IA Machine Tool Lab
  • Part IB Heat Pump Lab
  • 3A6 experiment
  • 3GA1 Heat Pump project
  • 2P4 supervision
  • 3A6 supervision
  • ET MPhil projects

Research opportunities

Do not directly involved in advertising research opportunities.

Other positions

Department role and responsibilities

No, but yes.