An-Najah Excels in Research Activity on Photovoltaic Systems
An-Najah National University has established an impressive record of research activity in the field of photovoltaic systems. Thanks to on-going collaborative relationships with local and international universities. These research findings have been published in peer-reviewed scientific and prestigious journals.
A group of researchers from An-Najah University have been featured among World’s Top 2% Scientists List created by Stanford University. Dr. Tamer Al-Khatib from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology has been ranked for his research publications citations and their lifetime contribution to their specific fields of research especially in the field of Photovoltaic Systems.
Dr. Al-Khatib published five research papers in the field of photovoltaics and renewable energy. He developed a mechanism to install photovoltaic systems in remote areas using segmentation and regional technique in cooperation with two researchers from Malaysia.
To learn more about this research study, please visit the following link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2213138820312856
Furthermore, Dr. Al-Khatib published his second book titled: " Photovoltaic Water Pumping Systems: Concept, Design and Methods of Optimization" by Elsevier.
This book includes tens of research papers in the field of water pumping systems by solar energy. The book sheds light on the potential of effectively designed PVPS and how they can be commercially efficient and economically competitive to grid connected or diesel generator (DG) based pumping systems.
For more details about the book, please visit:
https://www.elsevier.com/books/photovoltaic-water-pumping-systems/khatib/978-0-12-821231-8
Dr. Al-Khatib also published a research paper titled "Palestine Energy Policy for Photovoltaic Generation: Current Status and What Should Be Next?" in MDPI which is a pioneer in scholarly open access publishing and has supported academic communities since 1996.
This paper aims to discuss the current energy policy model for photovoltaic generation in Palestine and the challenges facing it.
To learn more about this research paper, please visit the following link:
https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/5/2996
If you are interested in reading more research papers by Dr. Al-Khatib, please visit the following links:
